The M4 MacBook Pro often automatically activates the Apple logo in the top left corner of the screen.

Thank you for your response. I checked the Hot Corners and found that the bottom left corner was set to Desktop, and the bottom right corner was set to Quick Note. I've removed these settings and will observe if there are any changes.

I tried creating a new user, and it was as if I had wiped the hard drive, reinstalled macOS, and reinstalled all the apps. Except for the apps from the App Store, all other app licenses were lost, which meant I had to authorize them on what seemed like a new device—some apps have single-device licenses, which can be problematic. Additionally, all plugins in SketchUp were lost as well, meaning I needed to reinstall and authorize them again (as if authorizing on a new device). I had to abandon this approach. I switched back to my old user account and deleted the newly created user; however, I couldn't delete the home directory of the new user. Perhaps these remnants will permanently remain under /User.

Thank you for your response. This issue occurs more frequently in apps like Safari and Notes. After observing it over the past few days, I found that it doesn't seem to be related to any specific app, as it happens suddenly with many different apps running. Perhaps I can only create a new user account for testing; however, I'm not sure if creating a new user will affect the documents of the original user (since both Desktop and Documents are synced to iCloud). I'm also unsure whether it will impact the licensing information of my various apps and plugins.