# Designing with AI Patterns (Glaringly Obvious)

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**Category:** Using AI\
**Created:** [September 6, 2025, 5:29pm UTC](https://forum.zurb.com/t/designing-with-ai-patterns-glaringly-obvious/226 "2025-09-06T17:29:35Z")\
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**Post date:** [October 24, 2025, 6:44pm UTC](https://forum.zurb.com/t/designing-with-ai-patterns-glaringly-obvious/226/3 "2025-10-24T18:44:49Z")

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Still thinking about this framework and @nathaliesmith ‘s post around the latest trends. [5 Job Trends in Product Design Right Now](https://forum.zurb.com/t/5-job-trends-in-product-design-right-now/256)

If soft skills matter, how is that becoming a part of the product? Is that through “social” interfaces?

I know for a fact that outcomes are something that everyone is starting to be able to reach to, if that makes sense. Less pure execution and output.

I feel like this is a bit up @stefaan_vuylsteke ‘s alley in terms of focusing on outcomes. Have you had any experience with AI processes yourself?

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