Natural language is the lazy user interface

Expecting users to primarily interact with software in natural language is  lazy .

It puts all the burden on the user to articulate good questions. What to ask, when to ask it, how to ask it, to make sense of the response, and then to repeat that many times.

But a user may not know what they don't know.

A good user interface let's me iterativel

The potential of LLMs goes far beyond a natural language interface... The least it could do is intelligently give me a starting point for typing in a prompt. The tyranny of the blank textbox is real.