Dylan Field: Is AI Replacing Designers?, Design is the New Code & Democratizing Creativity

Dylanfield, welcome to the All In interview. >> Thank you. Thanks for having me. >> We are here in beautiful Napa, Yountville, California. >> Yeah, you're three drinks in. >> We're a couple drinks in and we decided to go on camera. >> Yeah, why not? >> Why not? Well, but what are you doing

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thought that'd be nice. Uh but overall, a lot about just like how product development is evolving and in my point of view, the thing you'd expect me to say, too, is that design is the new code. Uh and what's happening right now is as coding models get better, I'm not saying that you don't need

engineers. We definitely need engineers at Figma. We love our engineers, but also the nature of programming is changing. And as it changes, the value is rising in terms of differentiation to the top. >> Right. >> That's design, that's brand, it's marketing as point of view, it's being bold, uh and it's like the emotional reaction

you're able to elicit. Uh and I think that a lot of people are missing that. We also talked a lot about like AI and just kind of like >> Okay, so you did a thing on stage today. You talked with Nikesh. >> I'm just recapping the interview here. Sorry. >> it's great. Like it's good. Like we can