I'm not really sure you have to define what intelligence is to say this isn't it (yet) — https://postimg.cc/G4x640kB (this is GPT-3 to be fair).
edit. tried the same with GPT-4, doesn't look like it understand either, but can't ask follow up questions since I do not have access (and what really make the other answer so incredibly dumb is not so much that it gets it wrong the first time, but that it keeps not getting it despite the very not subtle hints): https://postimg.cc/ftWJXhtJ
That's ("how to make something strong the right places") is not really industrial design though (but mechanical engineering). Industrial design of course also take that into account, but it's more about making it usable and the aesthetics of it.
I sit all day in front of the computer in something like that. Just use 60 s to put on two sweaters and woolen underwear and you will save money/the world. It's really weird to heat the whole house just to heat yourself.
While I agree in the theoretical principle, I don't feel warm when everything I touch is cold... Floor, kitchen counters, desk, toilet, bed, it just never truly feels warm
edit. tried the same with GPT-4, doesn't look like it understand either, but can't ask follow up questions since I do not have access (and what really make the other answer so incredibly dumb is not so much that it gets it wrong the first time, but that it keeps not getting it despite the very not subtle hints): https://postimg.cc/ftWJXhtJ