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Harness design for safely deploying AI-generated screens even without a dedicated designer

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The article explains harness design for safely deploying AI-generated screens without a dedicated designer, focusing on sorting methods using pre- and post-detection.

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  • •This is the second article in the series, explaining how to sort generated screens.
  • •There are two types of detection in the harness: pre-detection and post-detection.
  • •It specifically examines how to distinguish screens that should undergo pre-release review by a designer from those to be reviewed after release.
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