Today I delivered training on “AI Tools and Digital Marketing” for students at Chungnam National University.
The session focused on 'Midjourney,' and during my final check before class, I found a surprising change.
Just a few days earlier, Midjourney had released a new unified web image editor.
Midjourney used to run through Discord, and its interface (UI) and user experience (UX) were a real barrier to entry. This update has made it far more intuitive and easy to use.
These changes especially benefit students in their twenties, who are quick to learn and apply new technology.
However, this situation also raises some concerns.
That issue is the volume and speed of content.
While students pick up and use new tools quickly, they are increasingly wondering how to manage and make effective use of the volume and speed of the content they produce.
Given all this, we should look for ways to help students use AI tools more creatively and productively going forward.
It was a day that reminded me that training content and methods must keep evolving as fast as AI technology does.
