How might AI change user interfaces
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How might AI change user interfaces
“We made painting feel like typing, when we should have made typing feel like painting.”
Our Interfaces Have Lost Their Senses by @Wattenberger https://t.co/zcXe0WAbyP
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interfacefutures.com
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 morefor any productivity software, the only good use case for ai is lightweight, overridable autosuggests
if you try to add gen ai slop to my work tools, i will fight you
(early proto i whipped up for linear projects a week ago) https://t.co/7Bc4AvESiM
julius tarng cyber inspectorx.comThis 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
Question-answering systems and chatbots have inadvertently created a false narrative that AI can solve any problem with a simple prompt, including complex creative tasks like storytelling and filmmaking. The ability to generate video from language has been misinterpreted as the belief that you can create deep, emotionally sophisticated cinematic un... See more
Cristóbal Valenzuelax.comIf I was to sit down today and redesign Live Nation, or Fender, or any of the thousand band websites I did, the user interface would just be an empty text box asking:
“What can I do for you?”