Guillermo Rauch, founder and CEO of Vercel, discusses AI user interface design with host Harry Stebbings, explaining why probabilistic models need expanded UIs compared to deterministic software.
“Like, that's what I mean by it's actually giving you more UI, not less, because it's uncertain about what it is that you actually want. So it needs to give you more choices.”
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