ChatGPT3 will blow away every single piece of software in the world. This is why:

The ChatGPT3 experience is 🤯 and its capabilities are yet to be discovered.

The Chat (let’s call it simply chat as it killed the game) will have a significant impact on the entire software industry.

Let’s unroll a probable series of events.

Chat-based applications will flourish within the next 3 to 6 months.

Many of them will wipe out existing solutions…

By the way, do you know why user interfaces exist at all?

To simplify the INPUT and OUTPUT of the information in a way both computer and human understand it. That’s why we need buttons, dropdowns, all kinds of input boxes, and tables. Gosh, we love tables.

If the computer understands me when I write her, why do I need an interface then?

But it wouldn’t be possible, would it?

Let’s try the travel industry, which graveyard is paved with dead chatbot initiatives, with only a few survivors with terrible user experiences.

Stop here ✋. Go through the video and read. This is what users want

They don’t need you to show them beautiful Airtables or Typeforms.

They want their problem to be solved immediately.

As a Quickbooks user, I want to ask: “how much money is outside, please.”

Whatever that means for me. And I want Quickbooks to understand me and giving a number.

As with any good innovation, chat interfaces will flood every single piece of software in the world (“Yeah we’ve already said that a few years ago”).

Not Siri or Alexa or any voice assistants as we first predicted but probably a classic WeChat / Telegram-style thing. Product cards, photos, videos, games, any kind of charts, and tables. Because we loooove tables.

A multi-purpose, multi-media chat powered by large language models.

Gone an entire industry: UX designers, Front-end developers, QA, app builders, and even iPhone as we know it (80% of apps except games and Tinder would be useless).

Gone Miro, Figma, and most of the user testing, screencast recorders, and entire StackOverflow threads about tables. Because we loooove tables.

There will be blood in the next 2 years.

It took me 2 minutes to get that result from the video without prior training. None of the existing chatbots would be able to understand stuff like :

Hum, i want to fly the first weekend of march 2023 on Saturday morning. And return before the last Monday of the same month.

or

Ok, so we’re a family with my wife and 3 kids from other marriages. You know that what’s life is... So… we’ll fly Eco premium. And we fly from Paris to Barcelona. Without any bags!

Once there will be a few major successes of new chat startups killing it in a niche, the chat will be everywhere.

I promise, in the next few months, we’ll see a new chat frenzy as we saw it 5–6 years ago with chatbot hype.

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