I am the filter. I see AI as a coworker—it has knowledge I don't, but it lacks the "soul" and judgment that I provide as an architect. We fill each other's gaps, but I am the one who holds the compass.
Through my work on the Stabile House and A.B. Hubback, I’ve learned that the more detail I add, the more the AI can "miss up" or hallucinate. This is why I do the heavy lifting on geometry and concepts myself, using AI only as a fast brush to visualize the vibe. I treat every output as a draft that needs a human check.
I am the judge; the AI is the engine. It handles the data so I can focus on the poetry of the space. We go further together, but the final vision and the final line are always mine.