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Designers also found semantic labels helpful when seeking missing words. Deciding which image to include can be diffi-cult: “I don’t know – I just like this image”.

Knowledge workers also discussed how pri-oritising critical thinking in their work might be misaligned with their overall task motivations or job objectives. For example, par-ticipants discussed a lack of time (44/319) for critical thinking at work.

P24 described several phases of image generation prompting, saying “Image generation requires more effort for everything except the actual image generation. I have to think of what I want to be drawn, then on how the AI wants it described, then correct it when it makes wacky outputs.”

The core of the problem is a simple disconnect: insofar as software presents impediments to a user seeing like a designer, software compels a designer to reason like a user. Put another way: because computers cannot see the way we see, they cannot help us to reason the way we wish to reason

And does the honeybee begrudge the cow its willingness to part with its milk? Our differences enrich our experience of this beautiful world.