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CANVA CEO MELANIE PERKINS THINKS THE DESIGN WORLD NEEDS MORE ALTERNATIVES TO ADOBE

Canva's CEO Melanie Perkins discussed in an interview how the design software company continually innovates to make design accessible and user-friendly, including leveraging AI tools without the tension faced by Adobe. Canva's expansion into enterprise solutions presents a significant redesign to better cater to big businesses while maintaining its mission to democratize creativity. The conversation also touched on Canva's cultural values and the ethical considerations around AI, illustrating the company's dedication to balancing innovation and responsibility.

NINTENDO BECOMES THE BIGGEST COMPANY IN THE GAMES INDUSTRY⁠ TO SAY NO TO USING GENERATIVE AI

Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa announced that the company is not planning to incorporate generative AI technology into its games, emphasizing its dedication to creating unique gaming experiences. This decision contrasts with other tech and gaming companies eagerly adopting AI. Furukawa is concerned about intellectual property and the importance of Nintendo's established expertise in optimal gaming experiences.

FIGMA AI

Figma has announced new AI-powered features, including automatic wiring of prototypes, mockup data filling, string translation, automatic layer naming, and generating placeholder images, to save designers time and enhance their focus on problem-solving. The "Make designs" feature creates mockups from user prompts and may be trained on user designs in the future. It is causing concerns about job displacement and the potential commodification of design leading to lower quality solutions and cost-cutting measures by corporations.

FOR STUDIO MUSE MUSE, BRANDING IS QUITE LIKE THE ART OF STORYTELLING

Founded by Lila Theodoros in 2012, Studio Muse Muse is an Australian creative branding and editorial studio specializing in storytelling and unique visual languages for each client. Drawing inspiration from Dadaism, street art, and personal playlists, the studio has worked with notable clients like The Dinner Ladies and Seedfolk. It has been featured in publications such as Monocle and Apartamento.

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