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Ok this is catchy, and cool, a web template with a different interface. BUT the world changed a few days ago. In the 'age' of GPT, interacting with software vi
by junglistguy 4y ago
Ok this is catchy, and cool, a web template with a different interface. BUT the world changed a few days ago.
In the 'age' of GPT, interacting with software via 'tools' is severely outdated.
Further - the era of web pages is just about over. I don't yet know what will replace them, talking heads?
A talking splash screen? Or something else? Or maybe we will finally be free of staring at pixels? I don't know, but the change will be bloody fast.
All great, but these days it seems outdated.
I don't buy it.
- imiric 4y agoIf anything changed in the last few days is that we saw how flawed LLMs are at returning reliable information. They can't even replace search engines yet, let alone web pages or truly disrupt how we interact with software. If this is the best tech giants can do, then we clearly have a few more years until we can take them seriously. So I think you're wildly overestimating AI tools, and underestimating that design tools like this are still very valuable.
- dabbott 4y agoAt least for the time being, you still need to tell GPT what you want before it generates something. Noya works at a level of detail that's more suitable for telling GPT what you want than most existing options.
- moneywoes 4y agoCan’t tell if this is satire. What are these GPT applications?