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Author seems to not engage with a core problem: humans rely on muscle memory and familiar patterns. Dynamic interfaces that change every session would force con
by handfuloflight 2y ago
Author seems to not engage with a core problem: humans rely on muscle memory and familiar patterns. Dynamic interfaces that change every session would force constant relearning. That's death by a thousand micro-learning curves, no matter how "optimal" each generated UI might be.
- thorum 2y agoThe solution is user interfaces that are stable, but infinitely customizable by the user for their personal needs and preferences, rather than being fixed until a developer updates it.
- vacuity 2y agoAnd make configs shareable across users.
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 2y agoIf they're complicated guis, sure. A handful of options is probably fine. And I don't think we'd take away the ability to just type or shout at the AI if it doesn't provide the option you're looking for. "Give me a slider for font size", "give me more shades of red", "ok, let's focus on the logo. Give me some options for that"