Multimodal AI is Making Interfaces Invisible; Best Product May Not Be a Chatbot
ingliguori · x · 2026-08-11
The author argues that multimodal AI is quietly changing human-computer interfaces. Moving beyond text-to-image, AI is heading towards an "anything in, anything out" paradigm, seamlessly handling text, voice, image, video, screens, and documents.
Consequently, the winning AI product may not be the one with the best chatbot, but the one with the least visible and most natural interface.
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