I didn't realise this was essentially a plug for a service until I got to the end. I do agree that it seems we are sinking more and more time into chat interfaces (and now all of my google dooming has been superseded by a demented chatbot which routinely provides me with incorrect or hyperbolic information so that joy has been sucked away). I like how they have all of the resources they used for research. I'm still not certain whether this service itself actually diverts away from attention mining however (and in that case, the article itself though beautifully written is slightly disingenuous)