1.2 The Great Automatic Designer-iser - A Concept

Inspired by Road Dahl's short story "The Great Automatic Grammatizator" (published in 1953), as well as the LuBan AI platform mentioned in my 1.1 post, I speculate that in the future, good design will be easily accessible for every household. Using existing collected data about a user's design preferences, they can simply input 'I want a logo for a new cafe I'm opening', or 'Make me a poster for the my new indie rock band', along with some relevant photos and references, and an AI will be able to generate whatever the user needs.

GADi is designed to be user-friendly and targeted at the average consumer or small business owner, and can be user to generate anything ranging from birthday party invitations, to business cards, and product fliers.






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