<p>Today we still open websites, click buttons, and search for what we need in interfaces that have been created over decades. It's like the old days: to make a call, you had to go to the post office, wait in line, and ask the operator to manually connect the wires to establish contact.</p>
<p>In the future, all of this will disappear. A person will simply set a task for the agent — “Find a hotel in Berlin for tomorrow,” and everything will happen by itself. No clicks, no screens.</p>
<p>AI will interact directly with systems through machine interfaces (like MCP), bypassing traditional UIs. Buttons, forms, applications — they will fade away like the telegraph. The real revolution will not happen in interface design, but in the fact that they will no longer be needed.</p>
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AI Will Replace UI — and It's More Radical Than It Seems
In the future, we will simply set tasks for agents, and everything will happen by itself. AI will replace traditional interfaces.