AI:OS — The Living Operating System

2.6 Million Years of Adaptation

For 2.6 million years, every tool we made demanded we adapt to it. The hammer required a grip. The wheel required balance. The computer required us to learn its language—files, folders, clicks, menus.

The End of the App

An app is a frozen assumption. It assumes you want to do a specific task in a specific way. But reality is fluid. Your needs shift. Your context changes. Why should your tools stay rigid?

AI:OS is not an operating system in the traditional sense. It is a living substrate that understands what you need and assembles the right capabilities in real time.

The First Millimeter

In my work at Logitech, I obsess over the first millimeter—the moment where human intent becomes digital input. This is where most friction hides. This is where AI:OS must excel.

Today, you type to search, tap to select, click to confirm. Each action is a tax on thought. AI:OS collapses these steps. You think. It understands. It acts.

What Remains

If AI handles the interface, what is left for humans?

AI:OS is not about replacing human agency. It is about removing the friction that separates intent from outcome. It is about giving you back the time you spend wrestling with tools—so you can spend it wrestling with ideas.