Core Viewpoint - The future of AI will not be dominated by a single or few large cloud models, as there is a fundamental conflict between efficiency and sovereignty when AI attempts to integrate into personal lives [2] Group 1: AI Sovereignty and Personal AI - There is a distinction between public AI, which is platform-centric and controlled by commercial entities, and personal AI, which represents individual interests and allows users to own their data and algorithm evolution rights [2][11] - The establishment of "personal AI sovereignty" marks a critical transition from AI as an assistant to AI as a teammate [2][10] - A lack of clear sovereignty definitions has led to a trust crisis as personal AI agents attempt to replace users in tasks [2][3] Group 2: Industry Structure and Collaboration - The AI industry needs a structural transformation to define boundaries, interfaces, and collaboration methods from the ground up, with a focus on user control [7][8] - A new industry architecture is proposed, consisting of three layers: integration layer, service layer, and capability layer, which aims to reduce user anxiety regarding privacy and security [8][9] - The architecture allows for local execution of privacy-related tasks, minimizing concerns about data exposure [9] Group 3: New Order and Ecosystem Development - Establishing personal AI sovereignty requires efficient protocols for interaction among sovereign entities to build order [15][16] - Lenovo aims to replace invasive methods with protocols that respect user sovereignty, introducing models like the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent to Agent (A2A) agreements [17] - The shift in business logic from traditional keyword matching to a focus on task completion rates signifies a new paradigm in AI interactions [18] Group 4: User Experience and AI Evolution - The foundation of safety and rules is strengthened by personal AI sovereignty, allowing for the evolution of AI into a "digital twin" that closely mirrors user thought processes [25][28] - Lenovo's AI 3.5 showcases advancements in continuous memory, collaborative actions among multiple agents, and user-friendly interfaces that adapt to user intentions [30][31][33] - The long-term vision for AI competition is shifting from model capabilities to the design of systems and definitions of sovereignty [37] Group 5: Future Implications and Observations - The path towards AI becoming a true teammate requires not only stronger models but also an accepted rule system [38] - Lenovo's approach emphasizes stable progress, long-term accumulation, and ecosystem co-construction, reflecting a mature industry participant's experience [38]
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