Good interface design is interactive. Programming expects users to describe *exactly* what they want, w/o interactively requesting more info
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This is bad. We need code editors/languages that will comment on likely gaps between what was *actually* specified and what was *meant*
As a designer of APIs, there are many such situations where I would like to be able to interactively guide users; programming is inflexible
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No matter how much thought we put into APIs, it remains that programming, as a medium, is fundamentally flawed. Why such disdain for users?
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The biggest role that AI has to play in the future is to bridge the gap between humans & computers, to finally allow us to actually use them
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