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> they should be self-consistent with no surprises And LLMs are exactly what is needed - they know the consistent and no-surprise answer to anything. The UI wi
by visarga 3y ago
> they should be self-consistent with no surprises
And LLMs are exactly what is needed - they know the consistent and no-surprise answer to anything. The UI will adapt to serve your needs, that's how it can help you. The web we see today is full of dark UI patterns and junk content. A generative UI could filter, rank and present the pile of garbage in a clean form.
Social networks and big website operators control what we see, in what order we see it, and how it is presented. All of them carry vectors of attack. They abuse the public. For example FB was always changing where it put various user settings, and resetting them from time to time.
An AI agent that creates a generative UI can guard your preferences. I see these gen-UI agents as running locally in privacy. They interface with the web to interact and gather information, and distill it into bespoke UIs. They overrule all the power games publishers played with users and try to prevent users inadvertently leaking private information, an AI firewall, especially needed now that the web will be filled with synthetic text and other AI agents. Few people will still look at the raw web, we will wear a protective mask of gen-UI.
- FridgeSeal 3y agoLLM’s struggle to return the same answer twice, and now you’re suggesting they’ll magically and consistently mediate UX and API differences? I have a hard time believing that.