What does it mean to design for intelligent products? For some time now, we've sort of designed and built software inside one paradigm. You devise the logic and the ideas and the software does what you explicitly tell it to, one instruction at a time. But it is kind of clear now that this paradigm is changing. Software is starting to recognize intent rather than requiring precise and deterministic instructions. The whole “If this, then that”. So last February, we put that on the table at Foreign Cinema in San Francisco. Frontier Dialogues, Edition 1. Was born. The first prototype, the alpha version. Delicious alpha version, if we’re being honest. Some food, some drinks, 13 design leaders, and one question: What does it mean to design for intelligent products? Read the group's collective thoughts below..

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