OpenIdea_103 Creativity on a drip: design in an AI-induced coma

What can you expect?

Design systems and a seemingly endless array of templates and pre-built assets make it easier than ever to create digital products. Artificial intelligence is completely reshaping the rules of the game: it now takes just a few sentences to bring a complex website to life. When everyone — humans and machines alike — draws from the same pool of resources, it accelerates a trend that has long been underway: digital products are dissolving into a sea of uniformity, with the generic becoming the norm. This talk explores the role creativity still plays within this tension — and the qualities that will define the relevance of designers in the future.

Speaker: Nicolas Tschaikner is a designer, entrepreneur and connector. He studied Media Design at FHV and specialised in UX design during a semester abroad at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. With his creative agency Superfluid, he designs digital products and brand experiences — for global corporations as well as sole traders. He gives talks and runs courses. Alongside this, he organises events and operates a co-working space — because, in his experience, the best ideas emerge through exchange.

Event language

German

Audience

All interested parties are warmly invited to participate.

Participation 

Participation in the event is free of charge and no registration is required.

Details of the event

With the OpenIdea event series, the FHV's InterMedia degree programme invites you to an open discussion round in which exciting and diverse topics in the field of Design and Design are highlighted. International guests from a wide range of fields offer inspiring insights and encourage discussion. The focus will be on social & design, cultural and artistic aspects, Business and Management issues, technological developments and media strategies and their impact. OpenIdea offers a platform for interdisciplinary exchange and creates space for stimulating discussions about current challenges and trends. The event takes place several times a year and invites students, experts and interested parties to debate the future of Design together.