Executive Summary Artificial intelligence—particularly large language models—has demonstrated impressive capabilities in pattern recognition, summarization, and information extraction. Many engineering organizations are now exploring how these tools might fit into their design workflows. This exploration has generated real confusion about where AI should and should not operate within engineering processes. This essay argues for a clear architectural boundary: AI should assist

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