Is there any hope that Illustrator will introduce a modern interface any time soon? Is anyone working on things like making sure that Modal Dialog boxes for tool settings are eliminated? All tool settings should be easily modifiable in real time without having a big nasty dialog box obscuring your work and forcing you to click okay or cancel.
In fact, is there any hope that Illustrrator will release a version that uses standard interface rules in general. Like when you focus an input field the contents are fully selected and typiung relaces the contents. To insert the cursor, you have to click again? And while you are at it, get rid of the senseless units. We know what units were are using, so it's just more opportunity to mess up. Every day, at least 50 times, I have to close the stupid dialog box that says that a field can't remain empty. Quit interrupting me to let me know that your non-standard ways of dealing with input fields has generated an error. If you are going to fix it, fix it. Don't interrupt me to let me know you screwed up and are blaming me.
Adobe needs to do a complete audit of their interface especially in illustrator. Their goal should be to eliminate modal dialog boxes or interruptions to working. If you want to announce an error, put it in a side panel that we can optionally compress. If you have tool settings, put them in a panel where changing the settings changes the tools operation--no confirm, no guesswork, no hiding the workspace. Any time you feel like you have to reprimand the user, you are wrong. Letting the userr know that something different had to happen and then doing it regardless of user input should be done with an announcement in the announcment panel. Quit using modals. Quit abusing your customers. Find ways to make the customer always right.
And please modernize the interface. It's so bulky and out of date that it just is laborious to look at.
And please quit with the AI garbage. If you want AI in Illustrator make a version for idiots that can use AI because they don't have skills and aren't particularly cautious about quality. It's a slap in the face for professionals to have to constantly work around popups and announcements about AI that we really don't want.
And maybe comer up with a new name for Adobe Illustrator. It is constantly being referred to as AI and there's artificial Intelligence everywhere right now. Adobe Vector would be betterr or anything less common than AI would help.