Most software asks users to configure the experience before it becomes useful. AI has an opportunity to reverse that relationship: understand the context first, then make the smallest helpful move.
A better default is not magic. It is a clear starting point, an easy way to inspect what happened, and a graceful escape hatch when the system gets it wrong.
The products that win will not be the ones with the longest feature list. They will be the ones that consistently make good judgment feel accessible.