Been thinking about how AI changes the fundamental UX patterns we've relied on for decades.
Traditional UX: User → Action → Result
AI-Native UX: User → Intent → AI Interpretation → Result
The middle layer changes everything. We're no longer designing for explicit actions, but for implied intent.
This has huge implications for:
- Error handling (AI might misinterpret)
- User trust (showing AI reasoning)
- Feedback loops (how users correct AI)
More thoughts on this coming soon.