How might AI change user interfaces
exploring new possibilities in UX AI and LLMs open up
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How might AI change user interfaces
personality is the moat
gemini is technically great but feels like talking to a corporate helpdesk that’s read too many hr manuals. no edge, no warmth, no subtext. lack of custom instructions doesn’t help either.
for coding via third party apps, it’s fine. but for anything that requires vibe, intuition, or taste, i’ll take claude or gpt every time.
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... See moreThe paradox of ChatGPT: it's both a step forward beyond GUIs, because you can ask for anything not just what’s been built as a feature with a button, but also a step back, because very quickly you have to memorise obscure incantations, like the command lines GUIs replaced.
once technical foundations are there, interface will be much more obviously a bottleneck to utility, alignment, and capability.
This brings me to my core thesis: The inconvenience and inferior data transfer speeds of conversational interfaces make them an unlikely replacement for existing computing paradigms – but what if they complement them?
Julian • The Case Against Conversational Interfaces
Roundtable #7: Spotify, Adobe and Linkedin on How AI Changes The Future of Product & Design | E1097
youtube.comI kind of thought of the UI as the product and then machine learning came along and the Machine learning was there to sort of help the UI and that shifted completely. Now AI is the product and the UI is there to to help the AI to capture better signal.
— Gustav Söderström, Co-President, CPO & CTO at Spotify, Source
Photoshop for text. In our #CHI2025 paper “Textoshop”, we explore how interactions inspired by drawing software can help edit text. We consider words as pixels, sentences as regions, and tones as colours. #HCI #NLProc #LLMs #AI Thread 🧵
(1/10) https://t.co/Q3K8GJvJ2H
Damien Massonx.comI built my first AI NPC teammates and here’s what I learnt
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What an interesting moment.
We're staring at two distinctly different visions of the future. They may co-exist, but they are radically different takes on what's modern, what's current, and where things are headed.
One vision gets the UI out of the way. The other vision is UI… Show more
My favorite example of truly effortless communication is a memory I have of my grandparents. At the breakfast table, my grandmother never had to ask for the butter – my grandfather always seemed to pass it to her automatically, because after 50+ years of marriage he just sensed that she was about to ask for it. It was like they were communicating t... See more