Are we at the precipice of the next A.I. renaissance? Deep-learning is already replacing us in driving and predicting diseases, now its moved onto the field of creativity and design.
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Are we being replaced? Are these technologies just copying data and not ‘designing’? I think we can neither be too pessimistic nor too dismissive.
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The Second Digital Turn (Carpo) highlighted that we are moving from “tools for making” to “tools for thinking”. Thus it can have the potential inform and inspire our design intent.
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For the concern of data duplication, If an 8×8 chess board can generate near infinite games, imagine the possible combination of millions of concepts and ideas.
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The latent space of unexplored ideas is as vast as our external world. A.I. just made it more accessible. Source and images Courtesy of Tim Fu.
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