It's here! Episode 2 of Interfaces that think. It's a controversial one on using AI to change how we read long form text.

hyped to see people are starting to use llms to make reading and writing more fun!

It’s such an exciting time! So much to explore!

good video good ideas 👍

i want to do something like this on my next blog redesign hehe

doooooo it! it's open source:

This is cool. Following!

Super smart. Instant follow.

Love this series

This is cool. Pls take for a spin — LMK what you think of the interface. It’s layered summarization, adds a Counter-Argument & Steelman.

Really awesome stuff @tareqismail! we need more people exploring new interfaces and ways of interacting with software… these are super interesting / provocative directions

super interesting!!

you’re cooking

thanks my dude!

So cool

I love this!! I need this plugged in now for all the articles I read

thanks! yeah I’m seriously considering making it a chrome plugin

Yes please!!

good idea. maybe it can also recognize what user is highlighting and paying attention to

Words are maps to our futures. This is so good. It’s effectively abstraction zoom into the most efficient interface we’ve always had: words!

so well put and so much more to explore! also a big fan of @Superhuman!

Love the concept. It's the Gen-Z play at 2x, but for text.

Very nice 👏

Lol this is a progressive disclosure but for humans

Super cool explorations Tareq!

Phenomenal, this really does need to be the default - would love to see some illustrations for the visual learners.

thanks @SumeraNabi! your positivity is always so energizing!

admirable and cool idea but might not have much luck f-in with ppl's expectation of how blocks of text behave when you scroll.

omg @chxrles! have been big fan of pip decks for nearly a decade!! yeah totally agree. building this I wondered who may be the one to employ this? the writer, perhaps, to increase engagement or the reader through some app (think pocket)??? as a writer it does make me uncomfortable

🫡 remember: i don't know shit it's just my opinion! only thing that matters is how it fares in the real world. that's what prototypes are for so props for building and sharing. makes me think of when steve jobs insisted on a touch screen keyboard over physical - and his conviction was ppl would eventually learn it and prefer it. so ppl like me saying it probably won't work is a good signal you are doing something interesting at the very least!

This is excellent

This is so cool!