... reframing changes everything. It changes the interface, the pacing, the tone, even when the AI chooses not to respond. For Murror specifically, this meant building an AI that sometimes stays quiet instead of always having an answer. It meant designinginteractions around emotional pacing rather than information delivery speed. It meant saying no to features that would make us more "capable" but less intentional. The counterintuitive part is that doing less with AI often creates a more differentiated product than ... ... products that break through will not be the most powerful ones. They will be the ones that feel the most purposeful. What do you think? Are we heading toward a world where AI products differentiate on experience