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From User-Friendly to AI-Friendly

• apb7 2y ago
  The evolution of software design is shifting from a human-centric approach to one that also accommodates AI agents. Traditional UX principles must now integrate machine-readable interfaces, APIs, and automation workflows to support AI-driven interactions. This article explores the transition from user-friendly to AI-friendly design, examining historical developments, changing usability concepts, and the rise of Bot Experience (BX) and Agent Experience (AX).
• anon2549 2y ago
  Software has been gradually becoming less user-friendly for years now. I'm nervous that trying to make it "AI friendly" will just accelerate the decline.
  • apb7 2y ago
    The fact is currently software is going to be more complex every day and in some cases designing it to being easy to use and friendly is even harder than the software logic itself. The article is talking about considering AI agents as a new type of users and optimize our software for them. I guess any time soon many users are doing their day to day tasks through these agents.