Since the launch of ChatGPT, we’ve embraced a new conversational way of interacting with computers. These systems offer insight into the world—and even into our personal lives—in ways we never expected from machines. This raises an obvious question: does the traditional point-and-click interface still make sense? Do we really need tactile, visual interaction with software, or should text and voice be enough—a smarter, more natural way to compute? “In some sense, I feel like I

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