OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that within the next six months, descendant versions of ChatGPT are expected to achieve the ability to view users' screens, record every meeting and call, and have a perfect contextual understanding of users' entire lives. The statement came from Altman's recent conversation with Silicon Valley interns, where he emphasized that only one more generation of models is needed to make such capabilities extremely practical. OpenAI has launched previews of screen-related features and transcription tools that support capturing audio from devices and generating summaries, while also exploring more proactive forms of personal assistants. Altman has long envisioned AI transitioning from a passive tool to actively understanding users throughout their life cycle, including remembering detailed preferences and providing proactive assistance. This statement has sparked discussions about privacy and data control, but currently, such capabilities still rely on user choice to enable them. From a market mechanism perspective, this vision is driven by a technology roadmap, accelerating the competition for personal AI assistants, with funding flowing towards models and devices with screen and multimodal perception capabilities, benefiting OpenAI and ecosystem developers, while privacy-sensitive users and traditional productivity tools face pressure. Under event-driven conditions, expectations for AI hardware and subscription services are heating up.