Models are now so fast users don't trust them — an artificial-delay UX paradox
var_epsilon · x · 2026-10-22
A user observes that AI models have become so fast that he often feels they haven't spent enough time on a task, even when they have — echoing the classic UX trick of artificially delaying form submissions so users trust they went through.
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