Replacing Architects and Urban Designers with AI Applications to Reach More Aesthetic Designs

Artificial intelligence (AI), one of the most advanced technologies available today, is quickly changing our lives. It has only been in the last few years that the general public has had access to a multitude of new artificial intelligence technologies that enable anyone to work with it and produce literature and art at a speed and quality never before imaginable. AI is also increasingly transforming the domains of urban planning and design. Its integration into various fields facilitates the resolution of complex issues and raises the efficiency of planning and design processes. Despite being mentioned, there has also been much controversy around this situation. Indeed, AI design has a few well-known and noteworthy advantages, such as rapid and inexpensive data analysis. However, to what extent can AI produce aesthetically appealing designs? To create more aesthetically pleasing designs, this research aims to examine the usability of the designs produced by artificial intelligence utilizing concept data rather than the designs of architects and designers. It is evident from this that, AI can never fully grasp the human creativity, intuitive thinking, and cultural sensitivity that form the soul of architecture and design; true innovation and meaningful design can only emerge from the dynamic collaboration between the power of technology and the vision of architects and designers.