Core Viewpoint - The television industry, traditionally a mature market, is experiencing a resurgence due to the integration of AI technologies, with major players like Hisense and TCL leveraging AI to enhance their product offerings and financial performance [2][3][4]. Group 1: AI's Impact on Financial Performance - Major television manufacturers have reported positive financial results for 2024, with Hisense achieving over 46.6 billion yuan in television revenue and TCL's revenue reaching 99.32 billion HKD, a year-on-year increase of 25.7% [2][3]. - The recovery in performance is attributed more to strategic shifts towards high-end and large-screen products rather than AI alone, as companies focus on upgrading product structures to avoid price wars [3][4]. Group 2: Role of System Service Providers - System service providers, such as Coocaa, have capitalized on the AI trend, quickly commercializing AI applications across various sectors, including telecommunications and automotive [6][8]. - Coocaa's transition to an "AI-native enterprise" has allowed it to develop new products and services, leveraging its extensive data accumulated from diverse verticals [6][7]. Group 3: AI Television Development - The integration of AI in televisions is not a new concept, but the industry faces challenges such as declining daily active users, prompting manufacturers to enhance user interaction through AI [9][10]. - Key areas of focus for AI television include improvements in display quality, user interaction, and connectivity with smart home devices [10][11]. Group 4: Competitive Landscape - The competition in AI television is intensifying, with companies like Samsung and Hisense adopting different strategies; Samsung emphasizes integration with its IoT ecosystem, while Hisense focuses on developing centralized AI assistants [13][14]. - The competition is still in its early stages, and success will depend on how well companies can articulate their AI narratives and engage users [15].