Dan Jeffries on Nautilo: melting today's software to forge tomorrow's interface
Dan_Jeffries1 · x · 2026-09-22
Dan Jeffries argues the AI industry is welding miracle models onto old software containers — apps and Slack — instead of rethinking interfaces. He points to Astra feeling like AGI ("level 3 to level 4.5") and Jensen Huang's "AGI has arrived" statement, then introduces Nautilo, his project to rebuild the interaction paradigm around AI's capabilities rather than bolting AI onto legacy UX.
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