What is missing in generative design?

Here is a link to a very great blog post by Sivam Kirsh. it is a review of the ”Design the Dynamic” design conference in Melbourne. He brings up some great points to consider with the new generative design tools we are all experimenting with. Jump in on the discussion:

http://generativedesign.wordpress.com/2011/11/26/whats-missing/

Thanks for the great post Sivam.

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