Designing with AI is like working with a new "alien space metal" 👽 And we get to learn all about it in this week's episode with @GK3 ... Some of my favorite takeaways 👇 1️⃣ When you’re prototyping AI products, your prototypes don’t “break” or “fall over” like they do in Figma. That’s because the boundaries of what exists in the prototype become much blurrier. Edge cases disappear altogether. 2️⃣ If the AI model is a chef, then you’re responsible for designing the kitchen. You don’t know what the user will order, so it’s a lot of trial and error to ensure you have the right data on hand at the right moments. 3️⃣ He used AI to learn Python as a way to experiment with the model and prototype his ideas. One tactic he used was asking AI to add comments explaining what each line was doing. George says these prototypes are way cooler than anything he's ever made in Origami 👀 4️⃣ The real value of design is being able to look at an ambiguous situation and understand what you should explore. Rectangles so happen to be the most common way to express that value but the REAL skill is creative problem solving. ——— We go waaayyy deeper in the full episode... If you're curious about designing AI-native products or how to thrive in ambiguity then you're going to love this one 👇 join.dive.club/george-k

that Dyson keynote was so wholesome, just an excited inventor vacuuming the stage and showing off his new toys, all wrapped up in under 9 minutes 10/10