This isn't another doomscroll about robots stealing jobs. Tey Bannerman cuts through the noise: AI is a ruthless filter for lazy thinking. If your design relies on generic templates or trend-chasing, yeah, you're cooked. But if you use AI as a brutal brainstorming partner—pushing past the first five obvious ideas—you're unstoppable. The real skill isn't prompting; it's taste. Knowing *why* something works, not just *what* looks cool. That's the moat. So, are you using AI to amplify your judgment, or just to automate your mediocrity? Full video link https://youtu.be/NNi2v-skJJ8