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AI Will Augment UX Designers, Not Replace Them — A Veteran's Perspective

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Tushar Deshmukh, a 25-year UX veteran, argues that AI will not replace UX designers but will instead act as a powerful intern — handling repetitive, low-level tasks while leaving strategic thinking, judgment, and human-centered creativity to designers. Drawing on historical parallels (desktop to web to mobile transitions), he frames AI as a tool that automates the "grunt work" of UX, freeing designers to focus on what truly matters: understanding users, crafting experiences, and making high-level decisions. The piece is Part 1 of a "UX × AI" series, positioning AI as an augmenter rather than a replacement.

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UX MagazineAI Will Augment UX Designers, Not Replace Them — A Veteran's Perspectiveuxmag.com

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AI won't replace UX designers; it will replace the parts of the job that weren't the point.
AI is your new intern—fast, tireless, and dependent on your judgment.
I have been in this field for over 25 years. I have watched UX absorb wave after wave of disruption.
AI will not replace the parts of the job that were the point — understanding people, crafting experiences, making judgment calls.
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AI won’t replace UX designers; it will replace the parts of the job that weren’t the point. Part 1 of the UX × AI series by Tushar Deshmukh: AI is your new intern—fast, tireless, and dependent on your judgment.

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