The fast-growing design startup Figma is hosting its annual conference today in San Francisco

just six months after EU regulators push back on Adobe's planned $20 billion acquisition of the company.

Dear Gebosa joins us for today's Tech check

with an exclusive with Figma CEO Dylan Field

in his first C NBC interview since that deal termination.

Deertia.

Kelly, thank you so much.

And we're going to get to some of those reflections on that deal.

But let's start with today.

We're at config.

Some 10,000 people here at Moskonei Center in San Francisco.

You just stepped off your keynote where you announced a bunch of

different artificial intelligence features.

When we talk about it on kind of a high level for creatives, it's both a threat and an opportunity.

How will generative AI help your design users

and programming users?

Yeah, it's a great question.

And first of all, thank you for having me

and thank you for coming to config.

So yeah, we just got done with our keynote.

We announced the AI features, some of the AI features mentioned, just to illustrate what we

announced, it was things like prompt to design, but also all sorts of features that help designers move past roadblocks and speed bumps in their creative process.

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