Description

The AI revolution promised to transform everything. Instead, we got chatbots that sound smart but deliver work that looks like a duck, walks like a duck, but turns out to be a goose. This episode digs into why the agentic AI hype hasn't delivered transformative experiences, and what's really holding back the next phase of human-computer interaction.

Details in the Show:

• Why "not everything needs to be a conversation" is the key insight missing from AI design
• How the volume knob reveals the flaw in invisible interface thinking
• Why better thinking doesn't equal better doing in the agentic world
• The difference between multi-step reasoning and true agency
• How the internet became static again, and where the UX designers went
• Why AI tools still require you to do your actual work

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About ON_Discourse

ON_Discourse is a private community of C-suite leaders, investors, and innovators who come together to challenge assumptions, sharpen ideas, and drive transformation through discourse. 

As an experiment in modern discourse, the show’s hosts co-founders, Toby Daniels, Dan Gardner, and Head of Discourse, Matt Chmiel, explore how emerging technologies, such as AI are reshaping business, creativity, and culture, grounded in the real-world experiences that emerge from our community’s private Group Chats.

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