I'm finding the focus of UX/UI around the AI 2.0 very interesting. It seems to boil down to: - You go to where the AI is (which is what this is, and the other

I'm finding the focus of UX/UI around the AI 2.0 very interesting. It seems to boil down to: - You go to where the AI is (which is what this is, and the other web/app interfaces) - The AI comes to you (Cursor is a good example of this, everything from Microsoft is probably a bad example of this, Apple...i haven't tried yet) I'm not sure if there is one clear winner, and certainly I tend to switch between the 2, depending very much on the context of what I'm doing. One area that appears to be less advanced than I expected is search. We have Gemini mixed into the Google search page, and an explosion of AI generated content on webpages, making the traditional search experience even worse. I haven't even touched openAI's search, Im not sure why, is it good? Where's my utopian dream of AI providing me with the exact information I'm after, and can trust, without having to fall back to ad infested websites and needing to open 1000 browser tabs to piece together the information I want.