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Aureliah || AI Creator retweeted
when i was six, armed robbers came to rob us at night. my dad instinctively went into self-defense mode with a cutlass before he even realized they had guns.
luckily, my great grandmother was sitted in the sitting when they released rounds at my dad, but in the blink of an eye she raised her hand up and the bullets turned to groundnuts and she caught them, and immediately disarmed the robbers and turned their guns to bananas and we all ate it as our night food
Aureliah || AI Creator retweeted
What was Kuture thinking 😂😂🤣 #BBNaija
Aureliah || AI Creator retweeted
Like I said before, goodluck to you guys still looking for life partners, I really pity una gan.
Aureliah || AI Creator retweeted
forget the usual fake uni experience they always make up. Isn’t this like the same cast as far from home? Is it only 30 actors we have in Nigeria 😂
Aureliah || AI Creator retweeted
A warning to all designers
I'm seeing a dangerous trend on LinkedIn and X, and I need to call it out.
In trying to prove you can "design and build with AI," designers are oversimplifying the process. And it's backfiring badly.
What I'm seeing:
"I built an entire app in seconds with AI."
"You don't need to give any input, AI handles everything."
"Designed and shipped in hours with no effort."
Imagine you're a potential client reading that. Why would you hire a designer if it sounds like they did nothing? Like AI did all the work?
Here's the reality:
Anyone who's actually built something with AI knows the truth. The work is immense.
You need to:
- Write detailed PRDs and briefs
- Know which AI tools solve which problems
- Run commands in the terminal
- Manage API tokens and costs
- Make countless design iterations
- Test, refine, validate
- Make critical decisions at every step
This isn't automation. This is strategy disguised as simplicity.
The damage you're doing:
By making it sound effortless, you're training clients to think designers are obsolete. You're undercutting your own value.
What you should actually communicate:
"I used AI strategically to accelerate execution while maintaining my standards. Here's the thinking behind the decisions. Here's what I refined. Here's the work that went into this."
That's the message that gets clients excited. That's what justifies the rate.
Remember:
Your critical thinking is still essential. Your judgment still matters. Your ability to see what AI missed, that's irreplaceable.
Don't sell yourself short trying to sound impressive. Show the actual work. Show the thinking.
That's what makes you valuable.