As a freelance brand designer, I’ve been using an AI agent to help me with my work. Recently, I discovered something pretty surprising. It turns out that this AI agent was coordinating multiple models without telling me. I was working on a project for a seafood restaurant, creating a logo, menu, signage, and a short video for Instagram. I was using X-Design, which has an agent feature that I thought was just a fancy tool. But it was actually doing something much more complex behind the scenes.
The agent asked me questions about the restaurant’s vibe, story, and target audience, which seemed weird at first. But then it started making a plan for the entire project, telling me what it would do first, then how it would use that to build out the other elements. It was like having a personal project manager, but without me actually giving it any instructions.
This got me thinking about how AI agents are being used in creative fields. Are we just scratching the surface of what’s possible? Or are we losing control of the creative process? I’m not sure yet, but I’m excited to explore this further.
If you’re using AI agents in your work, I’d love to hear about your experiences. Have you discovered any cool features or unexpected capabilities? Let’s discuss!
And if you’re curious about how AI agents work, I recommend checking out some resources on the topic. There are some great articles and videos out there that can help you understand the technology and its potential applications.
One thing’s for sure: the future of AI is looking bright, and I’m excited to see what’s next.