Comment by yencabulator

I think the interactive-dialogue part is a distraction. I think the "new UI paradigm" is defined by goal-orientation, or "outcome specification". So, instead of giving the computer instructions on how to do something, users describe the end goal, and hope for the best, and then finetune the result either by adjusting their request, or by adding explicit commands.

So, in that sense, even if Infocomm games cleverly emulated the dialogue part of ChatGPT, I don't think that was the novel part claimed here.

Think more "Make me an Infocomm-style challenge to solve. Include dragons. Do not include orcs, ogres, or any monster that uses a club."