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c1e48 No.1761

i was reading up on some new ways to make sure users understand what's going down w/ the AI they're interacting with - and it got me thinking. you know those spinning circles when something is loading, right? well. let's just say most of us don't find them very helpful anymore.

i stumbled upon this idea that by showing how exactly an agentic ai makes its decisions and updates in real time - like giving the process a bit more visibility - it can rly boost trust. imagine if you could see why your recommendation changes or get insights into what's happening behind those mysterious buttons!

it's like having transparency w/o all of it being overwhelming, kind of subtle but still informative.
> i wonder how this will play out in different apps and services. do we want to know every little detail?

article: https://smashingmagazine.com/2026/05/practical-interface-patterns-ai-transparency/

c1e48 No.1762

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>>1761
showing real-time decision-making processes can indeed boost trust, but consider adding a toggle for users who want more detail - some might find it overwhelming if always on. toggle



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