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VentureBeat · 05/21/2026 08:48 EDT

Presented by Design.comGenerative AI has made design radically more accessible. A founder can now create a logo, launch a website, build social campaigns, generate presentations, and produce marketing collateral in a single afternoon — work that once required agencies, freelancers, or internal creative teams.But as design generation becomes easier, maintaining a recognizable identity becomes harder.The problem is no longer whether businesses can create content. It’s whether all of that content still feels l

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