Figure 8.

An illustration of possible manifestations of Rapid Iterative Prototyping with a generative model. We simulated a simple design sprint, starting with a vague idea of what we wanted, and collaboratively refined our prompts to obtain the above proofs of concept, each being a realistic visualization‐related use case. The model's strengths (aesthetics) and weaknesses (adhering to data) can be observed. While current technology is not able to elaborate on complex queries, these samples still usefully exemplify design thinking. They can serve as positive (“I like this”, “this works”, “I want this element”) or negative (“I don't like this”, “this is not what we want”, “we should remove this”) anchors.