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Dylan Field predicted that in two years there will be significantly more people with the title 'designer' than today, including people from other roles who adopt the label.
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Field responds to the AI-jobs-doom narrative with something concrete: the companies he regularly speaks with are telling him that design is one of the most prioritized places they're hiring. Not cutting — hiring. He finds the broader contradiction somewhat baffling: people spend the morning predicting AI will replace all jobs and the afternoon calling up great engineers to recruit them. Something doesn't add up. [1] — Dylan Field "Despite AI anxiety, Dylan Field predicts there will be significantly more people with the title 'designer' in two years than today. Enginee…" 18:18 His own prediction is contrarian and specific: in two years, there will be significantly more people with the job title 'designer' than today. A lot of that growth will come from people in adjacent roles — engineers who start building fast with AI and then realize they need to know what makes something good. The act of caring about that question, he says, is design.
Figma board member and Anthropic product lead Mike Krieger resigned — and days later Anthropic launched Claude Design, a direct Figma competitor. Dylan Field played it diplomatically, but his answer on whether he'd let another AI lab exec onto the board was pointed.
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