The Artificial Intelligence X Design (AIXD) SIG of the Design Society aims to create a collaborative forum for studying how Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies...
The critical question facing the engineering design community is no longer simply whether AI will influence design, but rather, "How is AI transforming the way we design products and services? The Artificial Intelligence X Design (AIXD) SIG of the Design Society aims to create a collaborative forum for studying how Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies can impact design practices and theory and how our community can help Design better AI solutions.
The AIXD SIG aims to advance understanding of the current development of AI technologies for engineering design, the dynamics of collaboration between humans and AI in the design process, how the design community can responsibly develop AI tools for design applications and best practices for integrating AI into design education.
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