Graphic Designer VS AI DALL·E 😩 Is This The End?

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Will AI Replace Graphic Designers?



10.52K Views - Jan 19, 2024


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Can AI Replace Our Graphic Designer? By The Studio:

Dalle Mini

Logo Generator - Design a Logo, make a website, and create a Brand Identity you’ll love with the power of Artificial Intelligence.

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00:00 Intro
00:08 AI vs Graphic Designer
00:27 DALL·E Mini 
01:11 Results from DALL·E Mini 
01:49 Logo Generator designs the ScrawlrBox logo
03:58 AI Logo vs Logo I designed (ScrawlrBox)
05:00 Sponsor Segment.
05:56 Logo Generator designs the Raspaderia logo
06:18 Logo Our Agency designed (Raspaderia)
07:08 The future of Graphic Design with AI
08:36 Outro

[mrklunder]

Don’t worry. In order for AI to take over, clients first need to explain what they really want.

[mradford]

Will, I’m a Designer approaching 30 years of experience. Back in the early 90s I remember the release of timeline video editing, the introduction of layers in Photoshop, bezier curve editing in Illustrator and duplicating pixels using the clone tool… I remember doing very complex work taking very long days and sleepless nights… I also remember someone saying that in the future, to an unborn generation all of these things would be as easy as using crayons. I remember feeling a sense of awe because what we were doing was so advanced at the time… I remember thinking how could that even be possible within my lifetime. I now live in that future where skill has been replaced by apps that do in seconds what I used to do in hours or days… all on a smartphone.. with no training using only a finger. Mark my words that AI can and will mature… rapidly… however the realisation of the enhancement wont be seen by an unborn generation like it was for us some 20 years later- but in this generation. I think what we’re seeing today will seem childlike and old fashioned within a year or so… mark the date. What will this type of AI be capable of within 5 years? 10 years?

[wendten]

Dall-e 2 has gone into public beta.
Dall-e Mini is now called Craiyon, which got a huge boost in performance.
You don't use prompt engineering, which is a great factor in why you get bad results.

[NormLegge]

Unfortunately most of the nuanced differences between the AI output and a creative team’s work are not innately appreciated by many clients. They have a gut feeling for what they like and don’t like. And if they find something they like for near-free on an AI site on their phone, they will simply run with it and never give the chance to you or your team to see what you can do. And they will never know or feel a loss. We have been riding toward a diminishing aesthetic for some time now.

[_Encie]

It is scary. DallE Mini or the other generator in this video are obviously subpar. But the current version of DallE or some other AIs are tremendously better at designing objects, graphics, people, you name it. And this development isn't gonna stop today. I'm currently looking for my first job as a product designer/ concept artist and all of this AI stuff is kinda depressing.

[NorwayDuck]

The one called Dall-E mini is really outdated, it's been updated to a newer version and renamed to Craiyon and it's even better. It got renamed so it doesn't get confused with the actual Dall-E by OpenAI which isn't affiliated with "Dall-E Mini"/Craiyon.
There is a really good alternative to Dall-E 2 called MidJourney, and it recently went into public beta. I recommend trying it, it's really high quality.

[janelace]

I think AI and Graphic design goes hand-in-hand. The two together can create an amazing piece! This was very informative, thank you for this gem Will. What are your views on BlueWillow? It would be amazing if you would share your views of it in your next video. I am curious to see what the new tool can do.

[gamehal]

I think dall e will become a tool for designers in future like adobe programmers because dall e will not create something new from an initial concept
What dall e do is that he combine pictures from the internet to make artworks or designs so the result won't be unique and original
I see dall e as a tool not a threat
AI will take jobs with no creative process.

[rubychavez]

AI has done an amazing job in making new artwork in seconds

[CGingerbreadman]

You probably could've put out an ask on Twitter or something for people to put your prompts into Dall-E. I have Dall-E 2 and Midjourney access if you want me to submit anything. I can even screen record the process for a video.

[leonnortje]

In the short term designers will use AI as a tool, in the future (maybe within the next 15 to 20 years) the 'tool' will replace the designer. So yes, AI will eventually replace (the majority, maybe not all) Graphic Designers, Illustrators, Concept Artists, Architects, 3D modelers and Writers. Why would corporate companies invest in human designers/writers if an AI can do the same task faster, cheaper and match the quality of their human counterparts. I saw some of the things DALL.E and Midjourney did...Illustrators and concept artists are screwed to be honest. I don't think it will replace traditional artists as art is subjective and people will always want that 'human touch' when it comes to a painting hanging on one's wall...I am a Graphic Designer, and this stuff scares me to be honest.

[lpzmxiv]

This is the question I've been asking myself since yesterday and it really scare me in a way.
When I see the job DALL.E but also Midjourney can do, It's disturbing to try to imagine what we will have in some years, or even months in term of art AI.
But I find that, even if it creats amazing pieces of art, I still find it "superficial" and hollow. Probably because a huge part of the depth in a artwork is in the emotion that the artist put in it, and so in the process of creation.

[MrNobodyX]

If you like I could generate prompts, in Stable Diffusion an open source competitor to Dalle-2. And you can do a "Who makes it better"

[Divi.....]

Now Am bit relaxed..
Jab computer aaya tha tab bhi designers ko yahi laga hoga ki ab toh wo sab khud hi kr lega, , but usne designers ki ulta aur help ki..

So i think the conclusion is "You just learn new things & technology time to time"

[MsMaidh]

I actually use Looka for logo composition references all the time 😅

[midnightmoonlight]

YET.. YET is the key word here! AI can not create anything as great as humans YET, it's only a matter of time. I think designer need to focus on creative thinking not just craftsmanship...

[dimitridehouck]

In every case in history where automation took one job it created 2 more. I'm not concerned at all.

[thomasschmidt]

This new technology is nothing short of magical. I think most people are kidding themselves (complete denial) about the timeline, the potential and scale of disruption this technology will bring. It will happen virtually over night. We will move through an experimental phase (a curiosity, playing, discovering uses for it), a curation phase (AI as an iterative tool, then more as a partner/intern) and eventually AI starts replacing us from the bottom up as the technology keeps improving and gets democratized (accessible by basically anyone). All the while its going to be improving, improving, improving... Yes, this is the end but it is also a beginning. We are looking at Adobe Illustrator v1, we will see 2, 3, 4 not every 2 years or annually but every three to six months or faster. This tech will be incredibly powerful in just 2-4 years. Embrace this tech now and stay ahead of the pack.

[mrmooshon]

I see your points but sadly I have to disagree. You are using either bad programs or unrelated ones to prove your point. Dall E won't make you logos, probably not even the full version. The logo generator is not a very advanced AI (if it all). Maybe it will take longer for logo, UI, etc... to get an AI that will steal graphic designers' jobs but for photoshop artists, concept artist and things similar to this are almost losing their jobs. Look at Mid Journey for example. It makes "artworks" (whether its art or not is a debate for a different day) in seconds! It's simple to use and creates very impressive images. Perhaps even more impressive than Dall E.
There is no adapting if there is no use for humans. If anyone can just ask an AI to make what he needs then why ever hire someone? We are only at the beginning, the technology is advancing at a great speed. As much as it pains me to say, soon all artists will lose their jobs. Even film makers! (edit: it will take quite long for film makers to lose their jobs though)

[humblymay]

I'm so curious on how AI will do!