AI is blurring the lines between different tech roles and opening up room for generalists, says Figma's CEO.

Figma's execution has been strong, and several factors could still fuel upside software-as-a-service tools, collaborative ...

Figma, in it's IPO, showed investors its growth plans, which match up well with the collective strategy of the C-suite that ...

Touted as the David to Adobe’s Goliath, design software upstart Figma’s stock could be quickly catching up after a stronger ...

Figma recently pulled its “Make Designs” generative AI tool after a user discovered that asking it to design a weather app would spit out something suspiciously similar to Apple’s weather ...

Figma AI looks rather heavily trained on existing apps. This is a "weather app" using the new Make Designs feature and the results are basically Apple's Weather app (left). Tried three times, same ...

The artificial intelligence revolution is clearly upon us. Whether we’re talking about individuals using AI to post pictures ...

Figma’s AI strategy is focused not on design, per se, but productivity, which speaks to its role in corporate workflows as a place where designers communicate with members of other teams.

And Figma has competition, Google, Microsoft, and Zoom itself are among the other very large companies trying to use AI to make our meetings less terrible. If Figma has its way, AI may not take ...

And with many AI platforms popping up solely focused on resume building like Rezi, Designs.ai and Teal, I can understand why someone may not turn to Figma AI when the time comes.

Figma (NYSE:FIG) stock made a splash when it went public late last month, with shares tripling on their first day of trading.

One argument for why Figma could be more likely to be a millionaire-maker than Palantir is that it's much smaller. Figma's ...