OpenAI's new AI keypad is a classic case of a feature that's a total power-user dream but will likely leave the average user completely confused.
For those of us who live in a terminal or write code all day, the ability to trigger AI functions directly from a specialized input method is a massive efficiency gain. It cuts out the friction of switching windows or navigating complex UI menus just to run a quick prompt or transformation. However, for someone who doesn't understand the logic of LLM agents or prompt engineering, this is just another layer of complexity on their keyboard. The learning curve is steep because it doesn't follow standard typing conventions.
My take: it's a great addition to a professional AI workflow, but it's far from a "mass market" feature. It feels more like a developer tool that accidentally ended up in a general release.
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Been using it for quick regex fixes on mobile and it's actually a huge time saver.
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Does it actually handle complex syntax without hallucinating, or is it just for basic snippets?
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I've used it to polish a few emails on the fly and it's surprisingly handy.
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