Maturation killed what is considered innovation in this article. Many if not most of the visually impressive but didactically confusing innovations fell by the

Maturation killed what is considered innovation in this article. Many if not most of the visually impressive but didactically confusing innovations fell by the wayside. We're currently in a new wave of 'innovation' with LLM-generated summaries and 'helpful' suggestions being added here there and everywhere. Most of those will disappear as well once t becomes clear they do not add real value or once terminal devices - browsers etc - have such functionality built-in using locally executed models which are trained on user preferences (which will be extremely enticing targets for data harvesting so they better be well-protected against intruders).