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Rasmus Andersson Rasmus Andersson believes the fundamentals of design aren’t changing with AI. Instead, they’re being amplified. New tools are a multiplier across the board. Higher quality. Faster shipping. Watch our full Design Chat at below. A career highlight for me.

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