Generating UIs by having LLMs emit raw HTML/JS? That's a risk pile, says Googler
rseroter · x · 2026-08-19
Google's Rich Seroter warns that "generative UIs" built by letting an LLM produce arbitrary HTML and JS code carry all kinds of risks. The post he shares doesn't say it outright, but makes the case that structured UI intent plus a component registry—the A2UI approach—is the better path, keeping generated interfaces within a controlled component system instead of executing free-form code.
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