I think an important aspect of the AI enabled future is going to be good taste, good aesthetics.
With AI its too easy for someone with no taste to say "omg, add X ... omg add Y .... omg and also add Z!"
And what you get is a rube Goldberg whizbang machine with 1000 dials and whistles - even worse is that because the creator has worked on it so long, to them it doesnt appear to be this, because the cognitive burden has never been jarring because the myriad of additional features were added slowly and their perception had time to adjust, almost like a "detail version" of hedonistic adaption.
Less is more