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Air's portrait series puts the people behind creative work in focus

An Air team member presents the portraits as an alternative to Higgsfield's vision of prompt-driven creative work.

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An Air team member says the company invited people who use Air to its roof in September and filmed their portraits for a series of vignettes. The post contrasts the series with what it calls Higgsfield's “dystopian” vision of creative work done entirely through prompts. It argues that people should supply the ideas, judgment and taste while busywork takes care of itself, and claims 3,000 brands use Air every day.

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Shane Hegde@shanehegdeHiggsfield articulates a dystopian vision for AI-powered creative work where everything gets one-shotted by prompts. At Air, we believe in another path. One that 3,000 brands are already using every day. One where every part of the creative workflow lives in one place. One where your creative and marketing teams bring the ideas, the judgement calls, the taste. One where the busywork takes care of itself. To show you what that looks like, we invited some of the fine folks that use Air up to our roof on a beautiful day in September and filmed their portraits. The resulting vignettes are alternately funny and moving, banal and sweet. Ultimately, they are deeply human. And they make one thing painfully clear: no bot or prompt will replace them. This series is for the people behind the work.3h
Taylor Lorenz@TaylorLorenzRT @shanehegde: Higgsfield articulates a dystopian vision for AI-powered creative work where everything gets one-shotted by prompts. At A…1h
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    Shane Hegde@shanehegdeHiggsfield articulates a dystopian vision for AI-powered creative work where everything gets one-shotted by prompts. At Air, we believe in another path. One that 3,000 brands are already using every day. One where every part of the creative workflow lives in one place. One where your creative and marketing teams bring the ideas, the judgement calls, the taste. One where the busywork takes care of itself. To show you what that looks like, we invited some of the fine folks that use Air up to our roof on a beautiful day in September and filmed their portraits. The resulting vignettes are alternately funny and moving, banal and sweet. Ultimately, they are deeply human. And they make one thing painfully clear: no bot or prompt will replace them. This series is for the people behind the work.3h
    Taylor Lorenz@TaylorLorenzRT @shanehegde: Higgsfield articulates a dystopian vision for AI-powered creative work where everything gets one-shotted by prompts. At A…1h
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