Integrations between LLMs and real-world services are challenging because all our current interfaces were designed for humans.
While developing tools for LLMs, my team [1] and I came to the realization that we need a new engineering discipline. One that cares for the "machine experience", for building interfaces that are tailored to LLMs, having their 'preferences' and quirks in mind.
The LLM has to be seen as a consumer. A user itself.
We need a new breed of engineers dedicated to what we may call 'Machine Experience (MX) Engineering', just as we have UX Engineering, for instance.
While developing tools for LLMs, my team [1] and I came to the realization that we need a new engineering discipline. One that cares for the "machine experience", for building interfaces that are tailored to LLMs, having their 'preferences' and quirks in mind.
The LLM has to be seen as a consumer. A user itself.
We need a new breed of engineers dedicated to what we may call 'Machine Experience (MX) Engineering', just as we have UX Engineering, for instance.
[1] https://arcade.dev