I can't even begin to describe to you how wide ranging and difficult living with PTSD is.

Please delete your comment. I know it's an off hand glib "haha apple dumb" kind of comment but the idea that for $300 my partner could avoid a PTSD episode is money I would spend a hundred times over.

Please consider deleting your comment.

It really is. I'm an industrial designer. I've designed super yachts, athletic tracking devices for rugby, boxing and American football, EV chargers and more.

I'm a huge technology nerd (obviously in a Redditor). Through my career I've watched simulation software get smarter and eliminate dedicated engineers, rendering software become so easy you don't need a visualiser, CAD software become so easy you don't need a draughtsman, Product lifecycle software eliminate QA and NPI engineers. That entire department I've just described is literally now just me. I've been a solo designer for nearly 90% of my >10 year career.

I've started using AI in my concept generation and soon AI will eliminate the need for a separate Industrial Designer and consolidate it back into a single role doing the above stuff I mentioned plus concepting. It doesn't need to be the best in the world. Just good enough and a user needs less and less skill as time goes on.

Soon, I won't have render software, it'll be a rough base model and I tell it what to make it look like. Like Vizcom does right now.

Photoshop, I'll upload a photo and describe the changes I want.

CAD software I'll outline roughly what I need and then an AI Will generate the design for me Like Autodesk Generative design .

>No it isn’t

You're too late. It's already changed the landscape for design and I'm telling you now it'll change it forever to come.