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chatgpt's new intelligent ui was reverse engineered in less than 24 hours, and apparently you can recreate it with local llms

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A technical breakdown reveals that OpenAI's 'intelligent UI' feature was reverse engineered in under 24 hours using only public traffic data and JavaScript, without access to internal code. The project, Open Intelligent UI, offers a model-agnostic framework allowing local LLMs to generate interactive interfaces via HTML/React code. While the original implementation uses a predefined component library, the reverse engineering team demonstrated the ability to generate entire interfaces on the fly. The article notes that while the underlying pieces exist, the practical utility for local inference remains uncertain due to potential latency and complexity trade-offs.

Key points

• OpenAI's 'intelligent UI' was reverse engineered in less than 24 hours using only public traffic data and JavaScript, without internal code access.
• The Open Intelligent UI project provides a model-agnostic framework enabling local LLMs to generate interactive interfaces via HTML/React code.

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