3 6 Ke·2026-02-11 02:48Group 1 - The core idea of the article is that the future operating systems will shift from traditional app-based interactions to intent-based interactions, potentially leading to the obsolescence of 80% of apps as they will no longer be actively opened by users [1] - OpenClaw operates on a "swarm" model, coordinating multiple agents to function as a central control panel, transforming AI from a responder to an executor, indicating a new execution structure above apps [3] - ByteDance is taking a direct approach by utilizing visual recognition to enable AI to "use apps" independently, demonstrating the potential for interface-level takeover, although current limitations in edge computing power result in delays and lower success rates [6] Group 2 - The competitive landscape is shifting between Apple and Google, with significant changes in their roles and strategies [8] - Financial flows are changing, as Google has historically paid Apple around $20 billion annually to maintain its default search status, while Apple may soon pay $1 billion to access Gemini, indicating a shift in pricing power for entry points from search boxes to system-level AI [10] - While apps will not disappear, their roles are becoming marginalized as AI can directly understand user intent and execute processes, leading to a future where the initiation of actions will be based on intent rather than app interactions [12]