Will AI Replace Graphic Designers? | Rise of Generative AI | Artificial Intelligence | #shorts

Introduction

Yesterday, a friend from the art department shared insights on why he isn't concerned about AI taking over jobs. He pointed out that generative AI struggles with basic human characteristics like hands, faces, and body structures, giving examples of absurdities such as giving a girl 12 abs. The root of this issue lies in how these AIs function—by scanning images pixel by pixel and categorizing them based on similarities without truly understanding human anatomy. Insufficient training data and inaccurate fitness influences on platforms like Instagram further hinder these models. Additionally, AI lacks the ability to receive feedback for adjusting design aspects like resizing logos.

Keywords Generative AI, Graphic Designers, Artificial Intelligence, Training Data, Human Anatomy, Feedback Mechanism

FAQ

1. Will AI be able to accurately replicate human characteristics in graphic design?
2. How does pixel-based scanning contribute to AI's struggle with human anatomy in design?
3. Can AI improve its capabilities with more diverse and extensive training data?
4. Is the human touch and ability to adapt designs based on feedback a critical aspect that AI lacks in replacing graphic designers?
5. What are the implications of using AI in graphic design in terms of creativity and human input?