AI features embedded in design tools degrade workflow quality
Designers find that AI-generated suggestions and auto-corrections in tools like Figma or Canva introduce errors, override intentional decisions, and slow workflows. The value proposition of AI assistance does not match the friction it creates. This reflects a broader pattern where AI integrations are shipped before the quality bar is high enough for professional users.
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