There was one single, quasi-religious mantra that guided Patrik Goethe and the rest of OpenAI's user experience team as they worked through hundreds of interface iterations of the ChatGPT app for iOS: Kill any complications, avoid distractions and keep it simple.
Last month, when Open AI launched the app, it was met with excitement, but also a few expressions of disappointment. Despite being the vehicle for a revolutionary piece of technology, the interface for ChatGPT's app is strikingly simple.
It looks like a chat app—no bells, no whistles. Users can write in a text field or upload a prompt with their voice and click send. The chatbot responds with lines of text, not dissimilar to the interface you’d see in an ancient version of AOL Instant Messenger.
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