AI can work faster than human colorists, which helps in regions with labor shortages but signals shifting job dynamics. The real risk is forcing AI into existing workflows instead of rethinking how design actually works.
I do think we can be honest there where now it says it's only collaborating, it's only a tool. It really depends on what type of design you do and where you are in the process and what your task is. I can imagine people who are colorists, for instance. I can think that an AI can actually be quicker there than a human can. Not always also bad news since we have in the area of the world where most of us live that are in this meeting, we have also shrinking labor populations. So that might not always be bad, But I do think that that is a change. One bigger concern that I have, but it's just the same with any technology. When a new technology comes to the market, the first thing that we do is try to squeeze it into the workflow that we have now.
