We're looking for a designer who can transcend AI nihilism and pioneer the North Pole of UI/UX. "Close all doors of retreat behind you. The only way forward is forward." Do you know Fridttorf Nansen, the pioneer who broadened humanity's horizons? He was a Nobel Peace Prize winner who helped stateless people regain their homes through the "Nansen Passport." His legacy became the foundation of the international relief system that protected millions of refugees during the Korean War and became the invisible cornerstone of the peace we enjoy today. Nansen confronted the fear of isolation head-on by implementing a groundbreaking hypothesis: encasing a ship in ice and using ocean currents to reach the North Pole. Instead of feeling the futility of slow progress, he disembarked and, after over a year of struggle, walked across the ice, finally uncovering the secrets of the Arctic shipping route. He pushed forward into seemingly impossible ice, expanding humanity's horizons. The product and service industry is currently in turmoil. Platforms and all service providers seem to be mired in a sense of despair and nihilism, believing AI will replace everything. However, we believe that, despite countless challenges and hardships, only pioneers who master the tool known as AI will be able to define the next generation of UI/UX. After all, the essence is not created by AI, but by humans. It seems more accurate to say that we are now looking for pioneers rather than designers.