A Warning About AI Tools for New Graphic Designers

AI Tools for New Designers // While AI (Artificial Intelligence) Tools can be beneficial to graphic designers, there are some warnings I want to ensure graphic designers are aware of before solely relying on these AI Tools for all designs they do. Watch this video to find out more.

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[komalcreations]

AI Tools can be a valuable addition to a designer's toolkit, but it's important to exercise caution and not solely depend on them, ensuring that the human touch and creativity remain integral to the design process 💜

[kobinsadvance]

One thing I love about you is that you read all the comments and reply them👍

[kydesigns]

This advice is so important dear Lauren 🙏
I think to skip learning the basics of graphic design and depending on the AI tools only will have a great limitations.
Every client needs a problem solver, not just designs.

I agree that AI can save much time in researching and this could be a great assistance for us.
But depending on it only, will not help a lot plus; it will consume more time and effort because you don't know how to use these tools in an efficient way. 🤔

[designergerry]

This is so true Lauren. Over the past month as ai has been developing I have understood it a lot better, including other designers. There are certain aspects which ai does to help in after effects with assistance cleaning up certain backgrounds and rotoscoping, but I only use it after I have learned the skill manually. And it is not always as accurate for certain graphics like removing a complex object from the background. I still had to manually deep-etch some aspects of the design.

[yashumaurya]

100% Right, Thank you so much, as designer Watching you always help me in design perspective.🥰🥰

[libbykalis]

Brilliant video that speaks the truth! Many thanks Lauren. Kindest. Libby

[muhammadrabee]

I'm new one in this field so I am always afraid of this AI thingy 😂
But your videos keep me motivated to move forward and learn in details
Thank u our Teacher 😁

[spaceboychorizo]

I love your content!! How are you not blown up yet!!

[eddygatlin]

This is awesome, you consistently give out great content, I've been worried about the AI thing and you give some good reassurances

[bernalphotography]

Thanks for sharing! Great video with very valuable information.

[MrEHowell]

AI might generate even more work for designers. People will try and save money by DIY-ing their branding but then realize they have to go to a designer to rebrand and fix all the incoherent designs.

[anujpatel]

Great informative video

I just use AI tools for get some inspirations and references.

Your videos are very awesome.

[harshanalakmal]

Thanks for sharing this kind of valuable information with us!

[jenelyn]

AI is a helpful and useful tool, but I agree that it is not perfect and can make mistakes. Therefore, it is best not to rely on it completely. Instead, it can be used as inspiration when we lack ideas or are feeling distracted and struggling with what to do. Personally, I have doubts about the usefulness and helpfulness of AI. I am 99% certain that I should not rely solely on it. Instead, I believe it is important to learn, practice, and accomplish tasks on my own. I take pride in being able to say that I achieved something by my own efforts, rather than relying on AI. While AI can be helpful and useful, it is not advisable to depend on it entirely. It is better to focus on learning, improving, and developing our own skills, rather than relying too heavily on AI.