OpenAI is now integrating GPT-6 with an intelligent user interface (UI) into the everyday conversations of ChatGPT. After users pose questions, they can instantly access interactive charts, forms, and other content directly within the chat interface, eliminating the need to switch to separate software applications. This shift elevates large language models from mere sources of information to gateways for task-based interactions, fundamentally altering how users access information. It also propels competition among applications from the interface level deeper into the realms of data, content, and service layers. This trend has the potential to outpace the current handmade AI application sector in China, triggering a wave of transformation across platforms that rely on repackaging small-scale tools and diverting traffic away from content platforms. At the same time, super apps such as WeChat and Douyin, which boast well-established ecosystems and distribution networks, can capitalize on this development to cultivate distinct competitive advantages. Domestic large models are actively exploring ways to integrate with existing services, enhancing the intelligent UI's capability to generate interfaces on demand. Looking ahead, the competitive landscape among large model providers will increasingly focus on organizing interactions around user needs and developing comprehensive task execution capabilities that seamlessly connect generated interfaces with real-world services.