AI chat interfaces give users power. But it comes at a cost, as users need to:
- Know what they want
- Type it (a pain, specially on mobile)
The HyperChat idea tries to address these by merging chat and web UIs. Links work as user replies, making AI answers feel like webpages (though users can also type anything they want.)
AI UIs are still in their pre-GUI era, with poor discovery and too much typing… Why hasn't something like this been widely adopted yet?
AI chat interfaces give users power. But it comes at a cost, as users need to:
- Know what they want - Type it (a pain, specially on mobile) The HyperChat idea tries to address these by merging chat and web UIs. Links work as user replies, making AI answers feel like webpages (though users can also type anything they want.)
AI UIs are still in their pre-GUI era, with poor discovery and too much typing… Why hasn't something like this been widely adopted yet?