Graphic design and artificial intelligence: Interdisciplinary challenges for designers in the search for research collaboration

The introduction of electronic publishing, multimedia, the web and social media have influenced presented challenges for graphic design. Now implementation artificial intelligence (AI) features within design software enables practitioners to automate many processes. However, this threatens deskill profession create a second tier ‘non-professional’ designers, particularly less creative work that emphasises fast turnover functional artefact production. Research at intersection AI has been led by computer scientists. This paper argues, from designer’s perspective, paucity scholarly engagement designers with their own practice research resulted in scientists defaulting approaches Acknowledging discursive methodological differences between science renders interdisciplinary collaboration problematic, places onus on researchers engage into AI-supported