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It's very interesting to see Autodesk's journey in developing its suite of software products across various industries with AI for the present and future. As we are excited about the upcoming advancements in AI for the manufacturing sector, as we're only seeing the tip of the iceberg in AI automation and robotics. The changes ahead are both exciting and daunting. Thanks for sharing this journey, exciting times indeed!🎢
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Dear Mile Haley, this was a very cool presentation. One comment regarding using AI to create fear to push politics to make the right decisions towards a sustainable future. (Please forgive me, if I misunderstood your comment.) I believe that fear as motivation might be short sighted, as it can, potentially, create more problems, and hasty decisions. People are better motivated, particularly for long term results, through incentives and rewards. Using AI to help visualize a sustainable future, is an approach that will help people move away from the fear of an unimaginable end, and all destructive ideas that might be created, which no one has any control, towards focusing in building a sustainable future based on diversity, connection and the human potential. Fear activates fight/flight/freeze response. Which are short term answers, that can create devastating results. Incentives or rewards, like growing a plant that will attract pollinators, song birds, will place people in a rest and digest state, which is able to visualize a sustainable future. If a sustainable future is visualize through AI, I believe humanity has a better chance to get there. I look forward to being able to create those prompts together.
In synthesis: Fear will create more stress, and rushed solutions which might not be the desirable outcome when hoping to make positive long term changes. Think of fight/flight/reaponse vs rest and digest. A sustainable future has greater chances to remain sustainable, in the long run, if this same future feels good. Looking forward to creating an environmentally sustainable future by voicing my thoughts. It’s incredible how AI can assist generating visuals! I’m excited!
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2moMy question is, do we all need to code or learn basic languages to operate this AI featured design products?