The article addresses the paradox faced by entry-level designers in the age of AI. While traditional design skills are still critical, AI has transformed the landscape by making many foundational tasks obsolete. The author reflects on their own journey from a novice designer to a creative director and the importance of early experiences in developing high-level skills like creative judgment. They stress that while AI tools streamline tasks, new designers may struggle to cultivate the critical thinking and adaptability needed in the industry.
The rise of AI has created a strange kind of disruption. For new designers, the challenge isn't just developing their talents - it's being forced to skip foundational experiences.
It's essential for entry-level designers to find ways to develop creative judgment and critical thinking, skills that cannot be easily replicated by AI.
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