Lenovo (00992) will launch a super AI intelligent body as a competitor to the DoBo mobile assistant.

On the morning of December 26th, Sina Technology learned that LENOVO GROUP (00992) plans to release its first global market-oriented "AI Super Intelligent Entity" during CES, positioning it as a strategic-level application for the company. Currently, the brand name of this intelligent entity has not been disclosed to the public. However, according to sources close to Lenovo, this application can achieve AI capabilities similar to the Bean Phone Assistant, but with more comprehensive functions and the ability to connect and coordinate across devices. The source has seen a demo of this application's test version and explained that unlike a single application or voice assistant, this AI super intelligent entity can simultaneously exist across Lenovo's Motorola phones, PCs, tablets, and wearable devices, seamlessly connecting and using them across multiple terminals. "This super intelligent entity connects Lenovo's hardware ecosystem and enables cross-device, cross-system usage," the source said. The source pointed out that this super intelligent entity is not an operating system, but a system-level application that can connect different AI capabilities and hardware terminals to help users coordinate multiple intelligent entities in the background to achieve functions similar to the Bean Phone Assistant. In addition, it can interact with users through text, voice, and environmental awareness, and learn personal habits through long-term use. Earlier this month, ByteDance and ZTE Corporation jointly launched a "Bean Phone" application, which can call services across applications under the user's command to help users order takeout, book flights, compare prices, reply to WeChat messages, play mini-games, etc. The smartphone produced through this cooperation is referred to in the market as the "Bean Phone." According to IDC data, LENOVO GROUP is the global leader in PC market share, with a market share of 25.5% in the latest quarter. The company's Lenovo Motorola phones had shipments of over 16 million units and revenues of over $3.9 billion in the latest quarter, with a global market share of 4.9%, ranking eighth in the global smartphone market. This means that compared to ByteDance, Lenovo's super intelligent entity may have a greater advantage in the system-level embedding permissions and cooperation on smartphones or PCs. This article is reprinted from Sina Technology, GMTEight edited by Chen Wenfang.