His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 689

Jonathan’s hands tightened into fists. In the past, he would have had zero interest in a jewelry design forum or a debate about AI replacing humans, and he certainly wouldn’t have felt nervous.

Yet, at this very moment, as the entire industry’s attention focused on Niamh, he found himself holding his breath.

Unfazed by the weight of every eye in the room, Niamh offered a calm, composed smile. “It’s nothing. I was just admiring how hard you’re working, Mr. Sutton. To think you’d go so far as to spout such nonsense just to sell your company’s AI.”

“Nonsense?” Sutton spluttered, incensed. “Even if you are the master designer of the Grand Piano Collection, you can’t make such outrageous claims! It’s only a matter of time before AI replaces designers like you. If you don’t believe me, Ms. Rivers, you’re welcome to compete with Laurel. Let’s see who’s faster—her, using AI, or you.”

A disdainful smile played on Niamh’s lips. “Are you confusing jewelry design with a speed-skating race, Sutton?”

Her comment drew chuckles of agreement from several designers nearby, and Mr. Sutton’s face flushed with heat.

“The AI our company has launched isn't just fast at drafting,” he retorted. “It has absorbed the styles of ninety-nine percent of the world's most famous designers, including yours, Ms. Rivers. It can produce any design you want in minutes.” As he spoke, he shot Laurel a look. She immediately began operating the AI on the spot, generating over a dozen complex and ornate jewelry designs.

“See that? This is the power of AI.”

Niamh simply shook her head, unimpressed. “Mr. Sutton, your company’s AI first needs to master physics, metallurgy, and gemology—a whole suite of disciplines related to jewelry creation—to ensure its designs are structurally sound and can bear weight, instead of just being theoretical fantasies. I admit AI will have broad applications in the future of jewelry design, but it’s impossible for it to replace humans. Take these design drafts you’re showing now. None of them can actually be crafted into jewelry. At best, they’re concept art, not the precise CAD blueprints required for production.”

“Furthermore,” she continued, her voice gaining strength, “have you considered how many of these designs are direct copies of existing works by other designers? If Ms. Magda here were to actually produce jewelry from these AI drafts, her creations would barely hit the market before she’s buried under countless copyright infringement lawsuits. She’d end up disgraced and driven out of the industry.”

Niamh’s powerful and resonant words left Sutton and Laurel speechless.

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