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It’s not the “it’ll build websites” part that worries me, it’s the “it’ll browse the web for people” part. When it starts doing that the relevancy of interacti
by rikschennink 4y ago
It’s not the “it’ll build websites” part that worries me, it’s the “it’ll browse the web for people” part.
When it starts doing that the relevancy of interactivity and design on the web starts plummeting as less and less humans will use it.
- ibn_khaldun 4y agoElaborate, please. This is a new take to me.
- rikschennink 4y agoIf there’s no humans browsing your webpage but it’s just AIs parsing it and using the forms, then why invest time, money, and resources in cool interactive components / subtle animations / responsiveness / etc. AI won’t care. User won’t see it.
- ibn_khaldun 4y agoI never thought of that. That would definitely put a spoil on common access to digital information in the long term. Perhaps it could even bifurcate the Web in the way that‘s been entertained before: a separate Web document environment and a separate Web application environment.