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Welcome to the inevitable future, where your carefully honed design skills are about to get a digital co-pilot, or maybe just replaced entirely – depending on who you ask and how much coffee they've had. This book, *So You Think You Can Design? Apparently, AI Does Too.*, cuts through the hype (and the existential dread) to show you exactly how Artificial Intelligence is crashing the design party. We'll explore how AI is 'revolutionizing' creative workflows (read: automating the boring bits you didn't want to do anyway), 'challenging traditional methods' (read: making you question why you spent years mastering that software), and creating 'unprecedented opportunities' (read: giving you new tools to play with, assuming they don't take your job). Forget everything you thought you knew about the solitary genius designer. AI is here, and it's surprisingly good at making things look pretty, or at least generating enough options to make your head spin. Aimed squarely at designers, technologists, and anyone else vaguely curious (or terrified) about the future of creativity, this book provides a 'must-have' guide (or maybe just a 'might as well read it, what else are you going to do?' guide) to understanding AI's role, figuring out how to leverage its potential without losing your soul, and navigating a design landscape that's changing faster than you can update your portfolio. Get ready to embrace your new robot overlords... or at least learn how to work with them.
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Start Writing NowGohar Younas Malik is a seasoned backend developer with over 6 years of experience wrangling Python and Django, building scalable systems with all the usual suspects like Redis, Docker, and AWS. While his day job involves making databases talk nicely and servers not spontaneously combust, he's clearly decided to weigh in on the 'creative' side of things now, probably because he's seen enough code to know true artistry when it's generated by a machine. Apparently, he also likes cricket and politics, because tech wasn't complicated enough.
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