AI Assistance Intercepts Note Creation Gestures in Productivity Apps
Note-taking apps integrating AI chat features inadvertently trigger AI conversations when users intend to create new notes. The ambiguity between AI invocation and document creation degrades the core workflow. Users cannot easily disable AI prompts without losing access to the feature entirely.
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