Against the backdrop of the rapid advancement and extensive adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, the design industry is undergoing unprecedented iterative transformation. For designers, the deployment of AI tools not only delivers novel workflows and expanded creative avenues, but also poses a host of challenges. Foremost among these is the highly accessible, all-purpose nature of AI design tools, which stand as an important impediment diluting designers' creative capabilities, and even threatens their originality. The impact brought by the highly simulated generation method of AI cannot be ignored… This is not alarmist rhetoric, but an unavoidable, tangible reality. Furthermore, this predicament is growing increasingly imminent. The occupational "crisis" confronting designers extends far beyond individual career difficulties; it represents an urgent reality that the entire design industry and design education systems at large must squarely address.