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Kyle Chayka, writing in The New Yorker:

As Claude Design catches on among Anthropic users, a generic-design aesthetic is emerging that’s as noticeable as text-based A.I. tics such as overenthusiastic em-dash usage or “not X . . . but Y” constructions. In slide decks and on website interfaces, there’s a predominance of beige- and cream-colored backgrounds, rusty orange-hued accents, and large serif typefaces that are italicized and highlighted in zealous attempts to emphasize.

If you’re getting Claude or ChatGPT to shit out the design for a website, flyer or anything else, it makes me question whether what you’re presenting can be trusted or isn’t some kind of outright scam.

(h/t: Jim Nielsen’s blog.)

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