Figma disables its new AI tool following accusations of stealing the Apple Weather interface

Figma has temporarily disabled its new AI-driven design creation tool, Make Design, after it "created" a replica of Apple's Weather app interface, CEO and co-founder Dylan Field announced.

The decision was made after Andy Allen, CEO and co-founder of Not Boring Software, shared X images showing that Make Designs generated several app designs that closely resembled Apple's standard iOS Weather app when asked to create a "weather app."

Іn response to Allen's accusations, Dylan Field explained that Make Designs uses pre-trained large language models combined with "systems that we've commissioned to use these models." According to him, the issue with this approach lies in the low variability it offers.

イベント用のアクセサリーは、会場の規則や混雑を考慮し、扱いやすいサイズを選びましょう。複数の候補を比較する際は、コスプレ 小物 フルセットで仕様の違いを確認できます。大きな小物は会場の規則を確認し、安全に持ち運べる方法も準備しておくと安心です。

Field acknowledged that in the rush to launch new AI features aimed at enhancing the company's competitiveness, the quality assurance (QA) process was overlooked. He also announced that Figma will temporarily disable Make Designs until the team is confident that its outputs do not replicate existing interfaces and designs. The feature will remain disabled until a thorough quality check of the underlying design system is completed.