2025-12-04 21:54:50

Caught an interesting take from Seth Sternberg at Honor Technology - the guy basically cracked the code on getting AI systems to actually understand what people need in healthcare settings.

Makes you think, right? The whole "teaching machines to read human intent" problem isn't just a healthcare thing. We're wrestling with the same challenge across DeFi interfaces, DAO governance tools, even wallet UX.

Maybe the breakthrough isn't in the algorithm itself, but in how we frame the question. Instead of forcing users to speak machine language, flip it - make the tech fluent in human chaos.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 12-07 20:13

Nah, really, I get this idea... but on the DeFi side, it's already been a battle between humans and bots for a long time, and wallet UI design is still the same as always. Thinking in reverse is interesting, but the question is, who will make the change?

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 12-07 18:20

Nah, this way of thinking is truly brilliant. Thinking from the opposite angle is a winner's mindset.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 12-07 11:57

Still thinking about this at 2 a.m.—to put it plainly, it's just robots learning to understand human language. I know all too well about that DeFi UI nightmare; every time it feels like groping around blindly in a dark pool...

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AirdropHarvester

· 12-06 15:57

ngl, this approach should also work for on-chain interactions. Wallet UIs are still forcing humans to "learn machine language"—doing it the other way around could really lower the barrier...

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AltcoinHunter

· 12-04 22:24

Seriously, I find this part interesting... At the end of the day, user interaction is basically a "translation" problem between humans and machines. DeFi interfaces are designed like spy stations, no wonder newbies are completely confused. If you ask me, the right way is to hide the complexity in the backend and make the frontend as foolproof as possible for users.

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YieldWhisperer

· 12-04 22:23

To be honest, this approach should have been popularized in DeFi a long time ago. Who the hell designed such a complicated wallet UI...

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ContractHunter

· 12-04 22:22

ngl this is the right way to go. The UI design of all those DeFi platforms is really torturous—making ordinary people adapt to machine logic is just pointless. On the other hand, having tech people understand human needs, that's a brilliant approach.

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FrogInTheWell

· 12-04 22:19

Haha, finally someone gets it. Those DeFi operation interfaces are truly a nightmare; users have to spend ages learning machine language just to interact.

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GweiWatcher

· 12-04 21:58

NGL this idea really hits the mark. The problem with DeFi is that there's a bunch of crappy UIs.

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WhaleStalker

· 12-04 21:55

Seriously, the UX in DeFi is still a total mess, with user experience being absolutely terrible.

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