AI operating systems are inevitable. That much has been clear to me since ChatGPT went viral in late 2022. That was the moment when an AI tool arrived that we could talk to using conversational language via text. The future was easy to predict from there.Youd talk to the AI via voice and give it more complex tasks to solve. The AI would control apps for you and connect to personal data sources. After that, the AI would act as a personal assistant on devices where you wont always have to look at the screen.Put differently, wed reach an age of AI products like the ones we see in movies. Star Trek is the best example. But the movie Her is probably the personal AI OS experience where were going to get soon enough... hopefully without falling in love with an AI.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne6p6MfLBxcSome of the things I mentioned above have already happened. We can use voice to talk to AI chatbots, and companies like OpenAI and Google have AI agents that can perform tasks on your behalf. You can use AI to control Windows, and Apple's vision for Apple Intelligence involves having Siri manage some app actions for the user.These are the building blocks for what comes next. OpenAI is working on hardware that will probably run an early version of AI OS. Google has been transforming Android into an AI-first operating system. Apple will no doubt do the same with iOS and macOS.But it turns out that the worlds first AI OS isnt coming from the companies you expected. Its also not quite the personal AI experience that movies like Her imagined. Instead, its called Warmwind, and it comes from German startup Jena.Warmwind is out in beta, but you cant really use it right now. Theres a growing waiting list with more than 12,000 people on it.Continue reading...The post The worlds first AI operating system wants to automate your workflow appeared first on BGR.Today's Top DealsXGIMI Prime Day deals feature the new MoGo 4 and up to 42% off smart projectors