I think it might help to consider which of today's apps would be better if they understand you on an intuitive level. Thinking of apps where users directly run

I think it might help to consider which of today's apps would be better if they understand you on an intuitive level. Thinking of apps where users directly run inferences (AKA ChatGPT-but-for-X) is missing the forest for the trees, IMO. For the latest example I've been excited about: the Doordash app sucks, and we spent 10 minutes the other day trying to convince it to let us order from the Boba franchise in the next town over rather than the one close by (ahh, the wonders of Silicon Valley, a true Eden). If the app was powered by an LLM with access to a series of API endpoints rather-than/in-addition-to the traditional visual interface, one can easily imagine how such a problem could be solved in seconds. Suddenly, it becomes possible to design interfaces that fit niche/edge/unexpected usecases much more reliably.