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Also not everything needs to be formal. I might want the REST API for a webshop to be solid, payment and checkout process, sure. But the UI. So long as the LL

by jopsen 10d ago

Also not everything needs to be formal. I might want the REST API for a webshop to be solid, payment and checkout process, sure. But the UI. So long as the LLM doesn't falsify product information, why customize the layout, theme, look and feel for each and every single customer. Okay, maybe don't, but point is: you could take bigger risks, you maybe don't need to review UI changes as much.

apsurd 10d ago
The bit about "but the UI" sounds like a developer thinking "UI is a solved problem" in the same way MBAs are told "coding is a solved problem". Product people do seem to think it worth exploring "personalized software for everyone" like literally each person gets their own custom UI. This does sound like a support mess but it's not obviously wrong when you think about the Microsoft Word alternative.