In this exclusive interview, Dr. Pavlina Vardoulaki Pryor and Michael Pryor discuss how emerging technologies are reshaping design, education, and creative practice. Drawing from their work leading DesignMorphine, an international platform for computational design education, as well as their respective roles at Nike and Wilder World, they share insights into the growing influence of artificial intelligence, computational workflows, and procedural systems across multiple design disciplines. Rather than focusing solely on new tools, the conversation explores a broader shift in the designer's role, from creating individual objects to developing systems, behaviors, and possibilities. The interview also examines the future of design education, the evolution of digital cities, AI-driven creativity, social media experimentation, and why cultivating adaptive thinking may be the most valuable skill for the next generation of designers.