Why is every AI product still a generic chat box?
Complete_Snow_6437 · reddit · 2026-09-23
A Reddit post asks why, despite all the intelligence claims, AI companies haven't crafted delightful experiences. Every product is the same generic chat interface spitting out hundreds of words nobody reads. The author quips that if Grok is so smart, it hasn't made Twitter any more pleasant.
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