What tools and techniques do you use to validate your AI-powered designs?

Hey Elif! What do you mean by validating your AI-powered designs?

This might be tricky.. would you ask a human to validate that or another machine to validate it?

Hey elif, I personally don't rely on specific tools to validate AI-powered designs. What I'd recommend is building a prototype and giving it to your target users, then observe them when they use it. This should help you learn something and improve your design accordingly.

I never fully rely on Ai anything, it's mostly just methods to unblock the process for me. I use every ai program as a rough draft or brainstorm tool more than a tool to finalize a project.

Not sure to understand fully the question. What do you mean by AI-powered designs ?

I think the validation should be done by the end user who is human!!

what type of AI powered designs are we talking about?

Whether it's AI powered designs or man made design, the best way I prefer is to get it validated by target audience.

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IMO, it doesn't matter if the design is created by AI or an actual human, the validation process would be the same. For most products, a design is good when the users say so and the best "cheap" way to validate it with users is through prototypes. Shameless plug: I'm building Visily, a tool that empower non-designers to quickly create beautiful UI wireframes and prototypes. Visily happens to apply a lot of AI to make this possible, e.g. you can generate editable designs from hand-drawings or even app screenshots.

Interesting 🧐 I've never thought we could use AI to validate design. ChatGPT can surely suggest ideas for my design, but to validate, I think it should based on our own expertise since design is not text-based.

It depends on the target audience

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