On the evening of December 3, Li Auto officially launched its AI glasses, Livis. Recently, from the dense (changed to 'intensive') layout (changed to 'deployments') of tech giants such as Alibaba and ByteDance in the AI terminal sector, to the accelerated R&D of intelligent terminals by international companies like OpenAI and Google, and then to the cross-border participation of Li Auto in the AI glasses market, a series of developments indicate that the focus of AI development is gradually shifting towards terminal applications. The ecological competition surrounding the next-generation interaction entry points has fully commenced on the device side. As AI device-side hardware accelerates its market launch, companies across various segments of the supply chain are one after another (changed to 'actively') layout (changed to 'expanding into') new businesses, securing new orders, and seeking second growth points. Industry alliances are being established one after another, with new technological routes emerging endlessly, and the wave of terminal innovation is rapidly spreading upstream along the industrial chain.