vivo Executive Discusses Core Challenge of Turning AI Product Ambitions Into Tangible Reality

Deep News
Aug 17

At the Alipay AI Ecosystem Partner Conference held in Hangzhou this afternoon, industry leaders gathered to discuss the future of artificial intelligence in consumer technology.

During a panel discussion, vivo's Vice President Tang Kai shared his perspective on the company's most pressing concerns since the emergence of AI technology.

Tang Kai expressed that the primary source of anxiety revolves around defining the company's product positioning in the AI era. He emphasized that vivo aims to serve as a bridge between users and the vast array of digital services through their smartphone devices.

"What we're anxious about is how to turn this positioning and vision into reality," Tang Kai stated, highlighting the challenge of leveraging AI within their system to create personalized products through continuous individualization efforts.

The conference also featured insights from Ant Group CEO Han Xinyi, Alibaba Group Vice President and Qwen Business Unit President Wu Jia, and OPPO Vice President Tang Kai, among other notable technology executives.

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