This seems like an inevitability. That is, eventually, "AI" will be used to create adaptive interfaces for whatever the HCI user wants: graphical, immersive, textual, voice, and so on.
I'm spoiled by the "search the menu" thing in vscode, intellij and devtools. I wanted that in Photopea today because I couldn't find the darn paint bucket tool. If everything had built in AI (which seems to be happening whether it's good or bad) I could probably just say or type "paint bucket" which I guess is only marginally better than a fuzzy search.. but the iterative process of AIs where you can kind of lazily ask it for things and then correct it when it's wrong sure is nice.
MacOS has this by default on every app because it indexes all menu actions and makes them accessible via `cmd + shift + ?`.
Oh that's cool. I'm not a Mac user so I didn't know. Seems like a good thing to do at the OS level when possible!