Our digital landscape is dominated by billions of mobile and desktop devices that have become essential extensions of our daily lives. These devices—once simple tools for communication—have evolved into sophisticated platforms powered by narrow artificial intelligence (AI), enhancing user experiences through personalized features, improved functionalities, and optimized performance, Currently, mobile devices are experiencing a revolution powered by specialized AI systems that excel at specific tasks: cameras automatically adjust settings based on lighting conditions, voice assistants respond to specific commands, and recommendation algorithms suggest content based on our browsing history. However, these systems, while impressive, represent only narrow AI—intelligent systems designed for specific domains with limited capacity to transfer knowledge or adapt to new challenges. Artificial General Intelligence (A G I) represents something fundamentally different. Rather than excelling at single tasks, A G I aims to replicate human-level cognitive abilities across domains—systems that can understand, learn, and apply knowledge to a wide range of tasks without task-specific programming. The potential integration of A G I into our device-saturated world promises to transform how we interact with technology in ways that narrow AI cannot approach.