I would like to propose the development of a fully AI-powered operating system for PC. My vision is an OS that can instantly detect what kind of activity I’m doing—like gaming, productivity, or communication—and automatically adjust system resources in real time. The AI would also act as a smart assistant by adding meetings from real time chat or email directly to my calendar, organizing files based on natural language requests (such as “find my vacation photos from 2015” or “gather all my payslips as PDFs on the desktop”), and handling many other time-saving tasks. The goal is to have a truly adaptive and intelligent operating system that streamlines everyday PC use.
For an AI OS you simply need an Interface… To AI a computer OS is also a computer OS…
You’d need to find some bright SPARK with a great design I guess. One that was totally modular.
AI is programmatic It is not functional… by this I mean existing OS’s are created with FIXED functionality… AI is LIVE, it evolves, it writes itself.
An AI OS would need an interface to capture that evolution.
I don’t know if that interface exists yet but what do you see an AI OS Interface looking like? Remember it would need to work on all monitors/displays to be generic, even in a command line mode like DOS with text.
How is your AI OS actually structured?
If helpful, I’ve discussed how my method evolved from CLI → browser → tree-based UI here:
