AI is increasingly capable of handling transactional interactions, often exhibiting more patience and nuance than humans, which challenges previous assumptions about AI's limitations.

AI will play a critical role in the development of augmented reality, making interactions more seamless and intuitive.

AI will enable a future where we have personal AI assistants that can provide real-time support in various situations, enhancing our daily lives.

AI will enable a new wave of applications, similar to how mobile and the internet transformed user interaction and content creation.

AI will serve as a user interface for various applications, allowing users to query and aggregate information seamlessly across different systems, enhancing productivity, while agents will drive enterprise consumption and amplify human potential, transforming how users interact with technology.

The AI we have today can understand user intentions better, allowing for more natural interactions and outcomes based on vague references.

AI is becoming an extension of ourselves, learning from our interactions over time to help us achieve our best.

AI will speed up the process of understanding user needs, but the core challenge of grasping diverse user perspectives remains unchanged.

AI is not just a higher-level programming abstraction; it could evolve into one over time, fundamentally changing how we program computers.