As an engineer I just wanted to pipe in and say that this AI removes the part of design that isn’t actually the difficult part.
The difficult part is the manufacturing, also coming up with the plausible load paths and deciding on the geometry of the parts according to the actual loads.
As an engineer, I can confirm that this AI (if it works well) would compress the prototyping stage significantly, resulting in a better product at reduced cost.
> also coming up with the plausible load paths and deciding on the geometry of the parts according to the actual loads
Remove the boilerplate and focus on the value adding parts is the philosophy that actually happens in software development ai usage, so it might be useful elsewhere as well.
The difficult part is the manufacturing, also coming up with the plausible load paths and deciding on the geometry of the parts according to the actual loads.