Lenovo, aiming to progress further in the realm of artificial intelligence, might unveil a new operating system entirely based on artificial intelligence this year.
At the CES 2024 event, Lenovo Vice President Jin Liu mentioned that we could witness the launch of an artificial intelligence operating system within the year.
The Hong Kong-based company, eager to distinguish itself in the artificial intelligence market, appears to have ramped up its efforts to become a frontrunner in the smart technology sector.
Lenovo has its eye on the AI pie
Lenovo has been significantly more active in software development over the past year than it has for some time, continuing to evolve its AI strategy. The company is now concentrating on creating an artificial intelligence operating system for AI-based computers and personal assistance devices.
The goal is to enable computers and other devices to understand our commands in our natural language. This approach aims for devices to comprehend our intentions and function more effectively without the need for detailed instructions.
Lenovo’s inaugural artificial intelligence computers equipped with this functionality are anticipated to hit the market in the first half of this year. These devices are designed to be highly intuitive, capable of discerning users’ intentions. The artificial intelligence will be integrated into the system, allowing for privacy enhancements since constant connectivity won’t be necessary.
Lenovo’s ambition extends beyond merely developing a new artificial intelligence operating system; it aims to establish a comprehensive ecosystem to support it.
The company’s focus is not solely on crafting cutting-edge technology but also on transforming technology into a vital component of our daily lives. Should it succeed, Lenovo’s artificial intelligence operating system could pose a challenge to titans like Microsoft Windows 11 and potentially revolutionize the operating system landscape.
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