I've been pondering a question: when AI truly becomes integrated into daily life, what will it ultimately look like?

It won't be just another app installed on your phone, nor will it be a bunch of additional parameter adjustment buttons on the interface. When researching some of the latest AI applications, I found that the things that truly change the experience are often those that—without you actively "opening" them—they are already everywhere, naturally integrated.

This idea is somewhat similar to the evolution of "infrastructure" in Web3. Going from 0 to 1 is a product issue, but from 1 to N is about how to make technology a background layer, so that users may not even notice its presence, but only feel the convenience.

Past AI applications still relied on a tool-oriented mindset—you need to actively launch them and give explicit commands. But the next generation of AI integration should be more like an operating system-level existence, an environment rather than an app. This shift will redefine the entire interaction ecosystem.