Some agents are causing problems that, while not exactly extinction-level events, demonstrate how much of the world remains unready for their widespread proliferation.
So it seems like all the use case are basically asking someone else to do that stuff for me. I feels like sooner or later more often than not the website aren’t gonna build with UX in mind, and more toward, idk, AIX? LLMX? It’s gonna be unusable buggy mess.
You’re imagining a ui optimized for accessibility, which benefits LLMs but is not the same as an LLM optimized interface without having a visual component for regular human users.
So it seems like all the use case are basically asking someone else to do that stuff for me. I feels like sooner or later more often than not the website aren’t gonna build with UX in mind, and more toward, idk, AIX? LLMX? It’s gonna be unusable buggy mess.
A website with AI in mind is just making it simpler and easier to parse. It’s the opposite of a buggy mess.
The buggy mess comes from trying to make fancy things that end up only working on one browser properly. I welcome the pressure as a Firefox user.
You’re imagining a ui optimized for accessibility, which benefits LLMs but is not the same as an LLM optimized interface without having a visual component for regular human users.
With how vibecoded everything gonna be, i’m not as optimistic as you might be.