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Exactly as a UX person who watched the movie H.E.R. A few times i feel something like is the next UX internet evolution… talking and texting to AI where all vis

Exactly as a UX person who watched the movie H.E.R. A few times i feel something like is the next UX internet evolution… talking and texting to AI where all visuals need to be seen appear your iPhones lock screen. Siri would in the background communicate with AI agents of businesses to govt organizations to organizations to your friends and family to get things done for you. Lessen the need to unlock your phone and Apples creating AI AirPods just use the iPhones lock screen to create/show the appropriate visuals and text. As UX / UI professional of 17 years I think design is a dying field the above would kill digital UI design quicker. Yet the UX would be less steps / friction to complete tasks which is the harbinger of UX design…less is more. On a side note I’m just in medical school studying a mid level Concentration. I don’t foresee a LONG term future in digital design and development much anymore.

kjkjadksj 5mo ago
Now I’m picturing a dystopia movie. No one knows how to plan any events anymore, some event appears in their calendar and they show up and find some people there matched to their profile. People get silenced from certain events and can’t get back in. Like a personalized music playlist but it’s your entire life. People forget how to organize and create original ideas, and any prospect of revolution becomes as likely as expecting a farmers cattle to rise up.
- paul7986 5mo ago
  Could be where things go…UX is all about less is more ..less steps. Time will tell.
  - paulhebert 5mo ago
    That’s the simplistic view of UX thats commonly sold. Less steps isn’t always better. Friction has its place. A basic example is an “Are you sure?” confirmation before a destructive action. I wish there wasn’t so much focus on “less clicks.” It’s often to the company’s benefit at the detriment of the user
    - paul7986 5mo ago
      That’s a common UX pattern that would need to be carried over ( could just give a thumbs up & ur AI understands it as you accept lol) into the new UX internet paradigm I mentioned above ..which I don’t think is that far fetched. What I propose is really just chatGPT on ur phones lock screen one that connects to Ai agents I mentioned (not present day thing but surely will be).

kjkjadksj 5mo ago

Now I’m picturing a dystopia movie. No one knows how to plan any events anymore, some event appears in their calendar and they show up and find some people there matched to their profile. People get silenced from certain events and can’t get back in. Like a personalized music playlist but it’s your entire life. People forget how to organize and create original ideas, and any prospect of revolution becomes as likely as expecting a farmers cattle to rise up.

paul7986 5mo ago
Could be where things go…UX is all about less is more ..less steps. Time will tell.
- paulhebert 5mo ago
  That’s the simplistic view of UX thats commonly sold. Less steps isn’t always better. Friction has its place. A basic example is an “Are you sure?” confirmation before a destructive action. I wish there wasn’t so much focus on “less clicks.” It’s often to the company’s benefit at the detriment of the user
  - paul7986 5mo ago
    That’s a common UX pattern that would need to be carried over ( could just give a thumbs up & ur AI understands it as you accept lol) into the new UX internet paradigm I mentioned above ..which I don’t think is that far fetched. What I propose is really just chatGPT on ur phones lock screen one that connects to Ai agents I mentioned (not present day thing but surely will be).