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“The things I'm keeping my eye on, generative design, using AI to enhance creative talents capabilities, whether they're an engineer, an architect. We'll probably expand into a category we maybe could imagine calling collaborative AI, which is AI that's designed to support us in our jobs.”
...that's designed to support us in our jobs. So I think that's a hot one to watch for.
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Domain Expertise26:53 – 27:30
...design thinking became big, I was always really confused because I didn't know how else she could think. That was just sort of how I naturally thought, which is, you know, design is is trying to imagine the future you wanna live in and then take the
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“When we were designing Replit Agent, I was playing this video game called Hades. In Hades, every game starts with a different run, and it's randomly generated. It was a very important mindset when designing AI experiences because AI is stochastic. Even the language we use inside the company - an agent run is like a game run.”
...designing, Replit Agent, which it was is our, like, vibe coding tool, codes on your behalf, I was playing this, video game called Hades, and a lot of my colleagues were got got them into it as well. A
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Origin Story6:21 – 7:05
...design and not just the visual work you may be thinking about when you hear that word. Sarah's expertise is in human centered design. It's about how we organize teams, serve customers, and create the best possible outcomes. Now as artificial intellig
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...design tools and where he predicts AI interfaces will move, plus his advice on leveling up your own AI prompting skills. Let's dive back in. AI is impacting every industry. It's impacting design.
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...design as just, should we use a six pixel border radius or four? But it's rather, like,
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...designing process. What's the way what's the best pitch you can make and that you do make to companies to help them see the value the strategic value of design and the, you know, the the bottom line of the value of design? Let me back up and just dis
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...design. If you do world class design like this that you're seeing here, you will get 30% more investor meetings.
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...just do things and it's intuition. I'm like, well, what is intuition? Intuition is this deep understanding of something. And to do great design, you have to do something that's simple. And to do something that's simple, you have to not just remove so
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...of design called human centered design, and it is a really flexible creative solving approach. It incorporates some elements of other kinds of design like graphic design, and we're even intentional in thinking about, like, how might we construct the
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...is sometimes defined as appearance or style, it's really a holistic way to connect across tasks and silos and to test assumptions. It's also distinctly human, which is what makes Dylan's commitment to software and AI as a tool for democratizing desig
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...and design is thinking about it holistically across all possible mediums. So when I do logo design, and and I've done really good ones in the past, the Mahalo logo was award winning. The inside logo was award winning. The launch logo was award winnin
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...designer, I'm not worried about AI replacing my job because a product manager can't even prompt me the right way. And I feel like that's super true. Design is incorporating so many different aspects of culture, of user behavior, of alignment, of craf
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...design is it's not just the artifact. It's knowing this is good, and, you know, we're gonna put the right sort of message behind it. And so for aesthetic, I mean, the ability to go think of all the possibilities in the world and end up on that album
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...your design came out, but then it's, like, 20% of what you wanted. But with this new thing, so with Cursor, you can just so you have an idea. It might be a little ambiguous.
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