As Apple gears up to unveil its latest iPhones this week, consumers might expect familiar updates: slightly sleeker designs, better cameras, and modest software improvements. But beneath the surface, the tech industry is preparing for a seismic shift — one that could render the smartphone, the most successful personal device in history, far less central to our digital lives. A.I. devices: smart glasses, watch, ambient speaker, and recorder. The reason? Artificial Intelligence. Modern A.I. assistants are advancing rapidly, leaving behind the clunky, limited voice helpers of the past like Siri and Alexa. These intelligent agents are poised to become the true “operating systems” of our digital world — seamlessly managing tasks, streamlining workflows, and even anticipating our needs without us having to swipe, tap, or type. Instead of manually opening apps, checking calendars, or typing notes, A.I.-driven devices will handle tasks for us: scheduling meetings, suggesting dinner spots, g...
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