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The core challenge in designing an ambient AI middle-ground is discoverability: if the AI is too hidden, users are unaware of its existence; if too prominent, it breaks the lo-fi experience.
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8/17/2026
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nenspace：AI融合但不强迫的扩展心智工具
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