Vic Harris

I think, I think for core design,

It's going to do away with, you know, the kind of, I guess, and I hate to say it, you know, the graphic designers, the graduate, like the kind of the low, the low entry level jobs.

Like I've been using it to do stuff that I would normally outsource to a designer, you know, like really basic.

She's a designer.

But like that kind of stuff, right?

Like that's me being like, no, no, no, I'm not going to pay someone.

I can do it myself.

Like that kind of stuff.

I think when you get into like the real technical stuff, maybe, you know, there's still validity in using someone that's like experienced.

But it does just make everyone way more efficient.

Any type of AI, whether it's core design, yeah.

Yeah.

And I think it's like with lots of things, right?

Like even like legal, the legal side of things, like with AI, you can put legal docs into AI and get them to review it.

But then there's always this element of like, no, but I actually just want a professional to have a look, you know, like when it gets to like certain things that are super meaty.

And I think that's going to be the same with core design, AI design.

You know, I think it's only a matter of time before OpenAI catches up and offers something very similar.

But it also worries me, like, are we going to have...

Almost a product overload.

Like, if you've got all these people now just being able to whip up apps.