By 2026, my AI agent will do everything—order breakfast, reply to emails, and even argue on my behalf. Its capabilities are becoming increasingly powerful, except for one thing it just can't handle: helping me lose weight.

Every morning, I receive a reminder from it: "Today's running plan has been optimized," but what it actually optimizes is my best lounging position on the sofa. Ironically, in this AI era where everything seems possible, the hardest thing to optimize is ourselves. AI can reshape processes and revolutionize work efficiency, but it can't change our laziness. Perhaps this is the most authentic reflection of the AI age—technology advances, but people remain in the same place.