The evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we interact with technology. Xiaomi is at the forefront of this change, investing heavily in AI research and development. The recent introduction of their advanced voice assistant ie XiaoAI enhanced with artificial intelligence by Xiaomiis clear evidence of this. Recall that recently the brand presented his linguistic model.
XiaoAI: not just a voice assistant thanks to Xiaomi's artificial intelligence
While many might think of XiaoAI as a simple voice assistant, it's actually so much more. In the recent demonstration video released by Xiaomi, XiaoAI showed capabilities that go far beyond the standard features of an assistant. For example, he was able to write code for a classic game like “Snake” in Python language, demonstrating deep understanding and programming ability. The video below is in Chinese, but you can clearly understand what the virtual assistant is doing.
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But it doesn't stop there. In the second half of the video the assistant also has prepared a market analysis report based on first-half smartphone shipments, providing a detailed and informed overview of the industry. These advanced features are the result of integrating powerful language models and machine learning algorithms, which allow XiaoAI to understand, learn and respond to a wide range of requests.
Of course, as with any new technology, there are challenges to face. In the third part of the video, when XiaoAI was tasked with predicting the specifications of the upcoming Xiaomi 14, it redirected the user to the browser's search page. This indicates that while the assistant has a wide range of information at their disposal, may not always have access to the latest information or specifications. A bit like ChatGPT has no information to use for periods prior to its creation.
With AI continuing to evolve and adoption by companies like Xiaomi, the future looks bright. The virtual assistants like XiaoAI could become essential tools, not only for day-to-day tasks, but also for more complex tasks such as programming, data analysis and strategic planning.
