Jason Giles

I just hope it's the designers who understand that that's their job.

I think the good thing about the survey results on that particular one that tweaked me a bit was that it reminded me I've got a job to do, you know, like as a, as a design leader and, uh,

I mean, just me personally, it would have been nice.

I have spent the past, jeez, coming on 30 years, trying to articulate that design does not equate fit and finish in polish.

And so that was just a little bit like,

really like the, and I get it.

It's the question was around craft, not what is design, but yeah, you know, I, I,

And don't get me wrong, like...

Yeah.

Uh, a hundred percent.

I think we're aligned.

Agreed.

Okay, so let's get back to some of the other findings.

I was mentioning beforehand that we actually are about to release a study too that talks about confidence that designers have in what they're actually delivering.

And one of the interesting findings was that

earlier in the process, they're actually feeling really confident about the AI generated solutions.

But as you get later on into the process, they're like, oh, the confidence starts to fade.

And to circle back around then, what are your thoughts on should we be afraid of that false confidence that this AI potentially introduces?

And ironically, to bring it back to craft, I'm going to kind of call my own bullshit.

One of the most amazing experiences that I had in my career was I was at Xbox.