Angelina YangFounder and Host, TwoSetAI · AI builder for visibility and discoverability

Every AI app looks the same. Here's why that's about to change.

9 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief dialogue, two speakers discuss the current dominance of chat‑style interfaces in AI applications. Speaker A notes the prevalence of chat UIs, while Speaker B expresses fatigue with this uniformity and attributes it to a lack of new interaction paradigms and platforms. B draws a parallel to the early days of the web and mobile, when designers first experimented with menus, hamburger icons, swipe gestures, and novel experiences like Tinder. The conversation suggests that AI UI design is still in its infancy and that fresh, non‑chat interaction models are likely to emerge as the field matures.

One trend I am seeing a lot is everything has a chat interface.
Everything looks like chat. I'm so tired of that. It's a function of not having new interfaces and not having new platforms yet. If you think about the internet and when we first got browsers, a lot of what people put on those webpages looked just like newspapers. Same with mobile. We started to understand that the three lines across the hamburger icon meant a menu. The whole webpage didn't just have to be vertical, that you could swipe left and right. And Tinder obviously made this a much more famous UI. I think we're still developing those for AI.