Defining the roles of large language models (LLM) agents in the model of design

Abstract

The subject of the study is the capabilities and limitations that large language models (LLM) demonstrate when they are implemented in intellectual, technical and creative processes, in particular in design. The goal of the work is to determine the place and roles of LLM-agents in design and to develop an appropriate model of the design process augmented by LLM-agents. A structural model has been developed that represents design as an iterative process of knowledge enrichment and allows to define the roles of LLM-agents in interaction with the design team, artifacts, and the external environment.