I think graphical user interfaces have improved much in terms of visual design and aesthetics since the early days of Macintosh / Windows. Whereas early GUIs were basic and pixelated due to hardware limitations, today’s interfaces are minimalist, animated and rich in visual content. We have high DPI monitors, silky smooth animations and adaptive themes which enhance aesthetics and usability these days. Input mechanisms retain the original convenient input mechanisms, but have been adapted or changed to be more user-friendly.The keyboard and mouse, for example, were once the norm ofthe day. Now we enjoy touch, voice, stylus, gestures and even eye tracking as means of interacting with devices. This development has led to a more intuitive, user-friendly anddiverse user experience. And in the world of technology today, I think we still have a place for innovation in artificial intelligence and personalization. While we’ve made quantum leaps intechnology, we still haven’t explored the full capability of AI within the GUI. Interfaces must adapt dynamically to forecastneeds, make workflows easier, and modify layout based on context and behavior. Smarter, more responsive user interfaces are where we’re going.