This document discusses the future of user interfaces. It begins by defining the user interface as the means by which users interact with computer systems, using input devices and software. It then explores why interfaces are changing, noting that users have changed and are increasingly mobile, and that design must refocus to account for these changes. The document suggests two potential future interfaces: graphical user interfaces, which will continue to evolve; and voice user interfaces, which analyze speech using techniques like hidden Markov models and may become primary interfaces for human-computer interaction.