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AI agents are coming to phones to automate basic tasks for the users and ByteDance is giving us a closer look at this model.
AI agents running on mobile could change the dynamics of the OS
AI agents are coming to smartphones and China’s ByteDance is making it available for devices in the region. We have seen these agents become available on PCs through web browsers and soon you will have them enabling automated tasks on the mobile devices as well.
The TikTok parent company is going to rely on phone brands to make its assistant available and ZTE could be one of them to adopt the feature into its Nubia devices in the region.
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The company has developed the AI assistant using its Doubao AI model that has been trained to help you find content on the internet and also book tickets on your behalf.
It is interesting to see AI agents on phones and they will be available for users in China for now, with other companies like Google and OpenAI expected to charge up their AI models with such abilities. Mobile phones are the go-to devices for AI tasks on the move, and bringing AI agents to work across the handheld device makes a lot of sense.
Apple has been looking to enter the region with its AI suite and that is expected to happen soon with the help of Alibaba. The company’s own AI push has been slow and it has even lost an AI veteran as it looks to recharge Siri with AI and launch in 2026 for all the users.
ChatGPT is now getting smarter with shopping tips and the new Shopping Research feature in the AI chatbot is trying to replace Google as the go-to assistant for these tasks. The new tool for shopping will obviously have the visual traits so that you can see, select and decide on your buying options.
Shopping is a big part of the market during this time of the year, and OpenAI is looking to tap into the heavy demand for people looking to buy products conveniently. ChatGPT clearly aspires to be your AI shopping assistant with this tool which is available for free users as well as the ChatGPT Go, Plus and even the Pro subscribers.
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