Design is both an art and a science. Form and function must exist in tandem. So, when it comes to the adoption of artificial intelligence, fields like fashion, architecture and interiors have found themselves at a crossroads.

For those who view design as a largely creative endeavor, AI appears to undermine the intrinsic humanity underpinning their work. But for those looking to improve efficiency — whether it’s in idea generation, reducing waste or streamlining manufacturing — the technology can help to enhance the creative process.

Regardless of where you stand on whether (or how much) designers should embrace generative AI, this much is clear: it is having a seismic impact on the built environment, the products on our shelves and the clothes in our closet.

Below, three of the most pro

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