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Why AI Products Keep Looking the Same

April 5, 2026 By admin

Open any AI product launched in the last eighteen months. There is a text box in the center of the screen. There is a sidebar. There is a history panel. There might be a mode selector. The palette is dark or off-white. The typeface is clean and neutral. This convergence is not a coincidence and it is not laziness. It reflects something real about how AI products are currently … [Read more...] about Why AI Products Keep Looking the Same

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