User Interfaces have been lying to us for the early 1990s, masking the under-the-hood complexities to give us a simplified view of what's really going on. With the rise of complex AI-driven systems, does that mean people should be shielded from the truth? FastCompany has published an article looking into the debate of if a "placebo UI" or no UI at all should be incorporated into software for complex systems such as autonomous cars. Some argue it as dangerous, others mark it a great strategy to deal with the added complexities of UIs. To see the full article, please follow the link below.
User Interfaces have been lying to us for years, masking the under-the-hood complexities to give us a simplified view of what's really going on. With the rise of complex AI-driven systems, does that mean people should be shielded from the truth? FastCompany has published an article looking into the debate of if a "placebo UI" or no UI at all should be incorporated into software for complex systems such as autonomous cars. Some argue it as dangerous, others mark it a great strategy to deal with the added complexities of UIs. To see the full article, please follow the link below.