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How AI is killing smartphone apps in China
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Chinese smartphone makers have been followers in the global market, embracing the concepts and paradigms set in the past 20 years by Apple and Google.
But AI may be giving the Chinese an opportunity to break away and set their own path forward.
Specifically, Chinese companies are integrating AI more fully into smartphones, and also using AI for limited robotics in phones.
The phone runs ByteDance’s Doubao AI agent, which users can access with voice commands or by pressing a button on the phone.
The phone has no home screen and no conventional app store.