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[Mizko]

Something a little different this week :) Apologise for the horrible handwriting. I didn't realise how hard it is to write with a Wacom in Figma.

[jcyrilyee]

Mizko really out here tackling the right questions. I like to call ourselves interdisciplinary designers since we’re never satisfied with just one field. We always find a way to link one field with another e.g business-research-UI. Cheers to us, cheers to the future!

[anjabenn]

Great points. I was just laid off from my UX Research position with a Fortune 500 company back in March, and have been struggling to find my next role since. I've been looking exclusively for UX Research, UX Design, and Product Design roles. But hearing you talk about how you don't consider yourself a UX Designer, but rather you have UX Design skills among others, is encouraging. I guess I could also look at expanding my own skillset beyond UX Research and UX Design, and strengthen my skills in marketing, data analysis, maybe even sales, or other areas. Thanks Mizko for yet another thought provoking video!😎

[anauxuidesign]

I believe that AI will not replace UX designers (at least in the near future). Can AI express empathy towards other people to design a great product for them? Not sure, that it's possible at all. A large number of people can not do that either, what to say about AI :) Thank you so much, Mizko, for creating valuable content!

[JusleySmaly]

What's the tool you used at 2:24 time on the video?

[clovermk]

Love this different approach! You are focusing on the solution rather worry about it.

Thank you Mizko!

[Jaded]

Michael, you are role model material, thank you for this quality content!

[WB-zrpq]

Be adaptable, find your work partners and collaborators. Go beyond your comfort zones and push your self into new things. Also remember ""You can print money, manufacture diamonds and people are a dime a dozen, but people will always need land." It's the one thing we aren't making anymore." - Lex Luthor

[albertswartz]

Whenever I click on a Mizko video, I'm always confident I'll gain valuable knowledge. Your channel stands out among all the useless fluff on the web these days, Mizko. Keep up the great work and keep soaring!

[robertyoushock]

Love this format man! Looking forward to that next video on the mizko mafia

[rohansingh]

Thanks for this such an informative video mizko, really highly appreciated that you are helping and teaching this as well.

[hussainawardhawala]

Hey Mizko, what's the Wacom model you are using? Is it compatible 'nuff with a Mac?

[McCloud]

You were very very young when you got started, that’s a brilliant head start 👑

[ttveguargq]

Hello there, great video, idk if we have a discord server or somewhere where i can my questions, i bought the course and the design system, now my question is, when you work your project in Figma where the design system is yes, after you finish and you send the figma link to the company or developer, are they able to see all that design system? If yes is there a problem with that or you can send only the figma page with the project?

[ahmaddawood]

This is far by the best video I think I watched on Youtube today about how to think about future to some extent and how to see things through this perspective. Thanks Mr. Mizko
More power to you from Pakistan.

[SupStar]

Omg this video is so valuable, thank you for what you share ! 👍

[LorettaBangBang]

Tbh, UX is a meta skill. So, irrespective if it'll be around as a job, you can use the knowledge to excel at other jobs.

[windfulsoul]

AI will reduce the number of UI/UX designers needed; thus companies will hire only one or two people who can utilize AI efficiently. Why need a team of designers when one person can use AI to do the same, maybe even better, job?

I also believe some jobs will be merging. Now that AI can take care of tasks like writing and graphic and UI design, there need to be more tasks that the designer has to do to produce some value for the company. Thus, companies will combine marketing and designers or even designers and engineers to take care of their digital presence.

[kajolk]

One of the most awesome and informative videos so far. Great work, Sir!

[gustavklimskii]

If you are all so afraid of AI, then go work at McDonald's, Walmart, factory, construction, etc. We should not stop now, if AI starts to replace everything, it will replace absolutely all of the sulfur that is related to the Internet, and most likely even those areas that require physical action, our best solution is to just keep doing what we like and what benefits us at the moment, and guessing what if anything will happen in the future is just pointless. Jobs and demand for designers didn't disappear at the snap of a finger after midjourney, better use all these tools to maximize your UI and make designs even better. Best wishes to you all