Butcher: By 2030, fewer people will be designers, but more will design
Jack Butcher · Building the Right Product, At the Right Time, For the Right People - with Jack Butcher · Nov 23, 2022 · at 54:33
Jack Butcher, founder of Visualize Value, responds to Greg Isenberg's question regarding whether generative AI tools like GPT-3 and DALL-E will lead to more or fewer graphic designers by 2030.
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“I think less people calling themselves graphic designers, but more people doing graphic design and inverted commas, more people like generating visuals, whether that's like through a text interface or like sitting down.”
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