1. WHAT DID I LEARN ABOUT AI?
I learned that AI is a powerful tool that can support architectural learning, design development, research, and visualization. AI can quickly generate organized text, creative design ideas, and visual inspiration, which saves time during the early stages of design work.
I also learned that the quality of AI output depends strongly on the quality of the prompt. More detailed and specific prompts produced better results. AI is useful as a support tool, but it cannot replace human creativity, architectural judgment, and critical thinking.
2. WHAT SURPRISED ME?
What surprised me most was the speed and quality of the results generated by AI tools. ChatGPT produced professional written architectural concepts within seconds, MidJourney created visually impressive architectural images, and Gemini quickly organized useful research information.
I was surprised by how differently each AI tool performs depending on its purpose. Some tools are stronger in writing, some in image generation, and others in research support.
3. WHAT ARE THE LIMITATIONS?
AI has several limitations. Sometimes the information provided may be too general, incomplete, or inaccurate. AI image generators can also produce unrealistic architectural details that are not practical for real construction.
Another limitation is that AI depends heavily on user instructions. Poor prompts often produce weak results. This means users must think critically, refine prompts carefully, and verify the information before using it in academic or professional work.