In the age of AI, design can be generated in 10 seconds. So, what is the role of designers today? Are design systems creating coherence or making designers replaceable? And if a design can’t be built, is it bad engineering, bad design, or something else?

In this episode of Our Design Diaries, I speak with five SAP designers to unpack three uncomfortable questions facing design today.

They explain that designers remain steadfast advocates for users, why empathy and problem-solving are uniquely human strengths, how design systems create coherence at scale, and why the real reason behind unbuildable designs is often a lack of collaboration.

Listen to learn why designers remain the ones shaping meaningful user experiences as AI accelerates.

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