The article discusses various design patterns for integrating artificial intelligence into user interfaces, highlighting how these patterns can enhance user experience and functionality. It provides examples and insights into best practices for implementing AI-driven design strategies effectively.

GenUI (Generative User Interface) represents a shift in design where AI dynamically generates user interfaces based on context and user behavior. The article discusses six foundational design patterns essential for creating effective GenUI applications, including intent capture, undo features, and progressive disclosure, while also cautioning against potential pitfalls like feedback overload and the importance of consistent stable anchors.

The rise of AI in user interfaces is leading to new spatial layouts that enhance user engagement and interaction. By analyzing seven emerging UI patterns, the article highlights how these designs influence discoverability, user behavior, and the roles of AI in various contexts, from chatbots to infinite canvases.