The digital Kowloon
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This essay compares the current chaotic growth of AI-generated software to the Kowloon Walled City, warning that 'vibe coding' may lead to fragmented, unmanaged digital environments. It explores how the lack of a shared architectural vision in rapid AI development mirrors historical unplanned urban density.
Why this matters
Designers must consider how their role evolves when software is built through rapid iteration rather than intentional planning, potentially leading to a decline in systemic usability.
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