Adopting AI solutions is becoming common, prompting concerns about their role in the creative process. AI excels in replication but fails in generating novel ideas, which poses risks for creativity. The UX industry emphasizes empathy and understanding users but often prioritizes time and budget constraints over these principles. As a result, accessibility remains overlooked, with solutions that are quick and cheap undermining the importance of inclusive design, reflecting a deeper issue of systemic neglect within the industry.
AI can replicate existing patterns but lacks the capacity for novel thought, raising concerns about its role in the creative process and potential replacement of human creativity.
The UX industry values speed and cost over empathy and inclusivity, leading to significant accessibility failures that disregard the needs of a wider population.
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