My Reflection: Where I Stand

I've realized that as an architect, I’m the filter. The AI is a powerful tool, but my first prompt is usually the peak. If I add too much detail or get too complicated, the system starts to "miss up" and I lose the accuracy I need.

In architecture, close enough isn't good enough. I have to do the heavy lifting first—finishing the geometry and the "soul" of the design myself—and then let the AI handle the rendering. Most importantly, I always have to check the output. I can't trust it blindly because it’s too easy for the machine to hallucinate a change that ruins my intent.

The AI is just a fast brush; I am the judgment. I use it to explore, but I stay in control of the details.