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Like many content designers in the fall of 2022, Andrew Stein was concerned about the possible negative impact of generative AI on content and design practice. And his concern was heightened by the large number of content designers on his team.
Since then, Andrew has discovered many ways to apply AI in his content design work, both in conventional digital-product design and in content work on AI products.
He has also discovered a happy additional benefit of taking the lead on AI. His expertise has led to exciting new collaborations and leadership opportunities.
https://contentandai.com/andrew-stein/
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