BSA By Design

AI, Data and the Evolving Design Practice

30 min · 27. jan. 2026
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Jeff Saad and Jen Worley about the current and future state of design, with a focus on AI, data driven design, the tools they use, and the tension with AI between efficiency and creativity. Host: Brian Moore [https://www.linkedin.com/in/brimoore/] Guests: Jeff Saad [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-saad-9034236/] & Jen Worley [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-worley-director-interior-design-at-bsa-aba4348/] Want to learn more about BSA? Visit bsadesign.com [https://bsadesign.com/]. Feedback? Email bmoore@bsadesign.com [bmoore@bsadesign.com].

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