Key Takeaways

• AI first strategy is essential for future product development.
• Traditional interfaces will become obsolete with AI advancements.
• Effective AI integration simplifies user interactions and workflows.

Topics

• AI & Machine Learning
• Product Design
• User Experience

Transcript

So in an earlier video, you'll have seen me talking about how we were enabling customers to turn off AI features. If we look forward five years down the road, I think that our product is taking an AI first strategy probably before five years, to be honest. So the interface of a content management system with lists and buttons and search bars will just have faded away. There's no point having them when you don't need them. I don't think anyone really truly enjoys clicking multiple buttons to make things happen when you could just ask for it. And that is understood, interpreted and actioned immediately. So all software really needs to take an AI first approach in its design within the next five years. And ScreenCloud is absolutely no exception. People know what they want to put on a screen and to whom they want to communicate it. That part people can already articulate well. The tricky bit is then building a graphical interface and workflows and systems that then follow through on that promise. With AI, they can just explain it. And then if we have done our work correctly, this should be completely possible without them having to click loads of buttons and drag loads of files around.