Sam Altman says we could be only one major AI generation away from a version of ChatGPT that stays with you throughout your digital life. Instead of opening AI only when you need it, imagine an assistant that can understand what’s happening on your screen, follow meetings, process calls, and connect with your emails, documents, Slack, and messages. The goal wouldn’t necessarily be for AI to make decisions for you. It would continuously understand your work and step in with suggestions, summaries, reminders, and useful actions when needed. That’s a huge shift from today’s AI, where every conversation starts with limited context. But there’s also a massive privacy question. If an AI is constantly aware of your screen, meetings, messages, and work, how much of your digital life are you willing to let one system remember? If Altman’s timeline is accurate, always-on AI could be much closer than most people expect. Would you actually use an AI that never stops watching your digital worl...