The tech stack would essentially involve continuously evolving LLM generated front end code, backend code, database schema, model training and inference based on the users interactions and inputs. I’m trying to be technology agnostic as possible to not limit the possibilities here.
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Has anyone been using LLM to update user interfaces of web apps? I don’t even know if there is already a coined term for this line of thinking. If anyone is wondering, I’m imagining of leveraging LLM to learn from user’s interaction with the web app and dynamically change and optimize the user interface and experience based on the user’s goals. Essentially the app and the model will update and evolve together over time, each user’s experience would also be unique and personalized.
Re: Ask HN: How to use LLM to update app UI/UX dynamically?
#2What problem are you trying to solve?
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#3This is a bad idea. Sorry to be blunt.
Re: Ask HN: How to use LLM to update app UI/UX dynamically?
#4What problem are you trying to solve?
Some that come in mind, both personally and corporately: 1) data analytic, insights, and visualization, 2) dashboards, 3) knowledge discovery and exploration, 4) education & learning, 5) games
Re: Ask HN: How to use LLM to update app UI/UX dynamically?
#5This is a bad idea. Sorry to be blunt.
From what point of view is it bad? Technical?
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#6Re: Ask HN: How to use LLM to update app UI/UX dynamically?
#7What problem are you trying to solve?
Some that come in mind, both personally and corporately: 1) data analytic, insights, and visualization, 2) dashboards, 3) knowledge discovery and exploration, 4) education & learning, 5) games
Those are features. What human business problem are you solving?
Don’t put the cart before the horse.
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#8Re: Ask HN: How to use LLM to update app UI/UX dynamically?
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Some that come in mind, both personally and corporately: 1) data analytic, insights, and visualization, 2) dashboards, 3) knowledge discovery and exploration, 4) education & learning, 5) games
Those are features. What human business problem are you solving? Don’t put the cart before the horse.
Yes, it's important to start with a clear problem to solve. The ideas are great if they solve a real problem in an innovative or more efficient way than current solutions.