Liquid User Interfaces for the Next Generation of AI Apps
summary
Builds and ships a design system, a renderer, and a server-driven protocol that lets an AI compose interfaces from predefined components instead of hardcoded screens. Demo uses Expo-style JSON payloads with stable IDs to enable shared-element transitions and a “liquid” layout that adapts in real time; the prototype presentation framework runs live (Wi‑Fi shaky but functional). Claims AI becomes the composer, replacing hand-authored screen composition, and shows how server-driven UI plus agents can incrementally replace packaged app updates.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 2:25Ancient history of server-driven UI
- 10:57Modern server-driven UI and its rise
- 15:09AI's impact on UI and future trends
- 20:30Liquid interfaces with AI and demos
- 25:52Future of AI-native apps and closing
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