Mauro Porcini

And that's why we learn the technical skills of taking them to life.

But if the technical skill is what defines you as a designer, maybe you're not a designer.

You know, if in the future I can be so much faster through artificial intelligence to transform what I have in my mind into something concrete, that's amazing.

The world will still need your mind, your heart, your sensitivity, your empathy, your imagination, your creativity, your ability to imagine those solutions.

AI won't do it for us.

And even though AI may inspire us with certain solutions, it won't replace us.

I think the power right now of AI is that we go to our projects, we start with this blank page in front of us,

with a lot of our biases.

our culture, our experience.

You know, I am Mauro, you are Debbie, and we have an history.

We learn in a certain way.

We have a certain kind of experiences.

So when we go to the project, we are biased by our history.

Now, how you break those biases?

You do research.

You talk with people.

You travel.

You do as much as possible to open your mind and infiltrate your biases, your experience, what you know, your knowledge with something different.

Well, AI can do exactly that, but in an exponential way.

AI goes to a problem with a completely different kind of background, without your biases, maybe with other biases.