Stripe design chief Lil Dill says AI needs human point of view and standards
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Stripe chief design officer Lil Dill argues that AI tends toward average output and lacks brand-specific originality, according to a post by meng shao on X. Dill recommends that teams set a clear point of view, encode design standards into machines, and act as editors who check products end to end before calling them finished.
Dill also says AI can expand creative options, citing one opening animation that took 56 iterations.
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meng shao@shao__mengXStripe's chief design officer says AI needs human point of view and standardsAIStripe chief design officer Lil Dill argues AI tends toward average output and lacks brand-specific originality. She recommends teams set a clear point of view, encode design standards into machines, and act as editors who check products end to end before calling them finished. She also says AI can expand creative options, such as one opening animation that took 56 iterations.

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