Honor has introduced its new AI agent, Honor UI Agent, designed to assist users by understanding graphical user interfaces. The agent's primary demonstration involved booking a restaurant through OpenTable, showcasing its ability to interpret user commands and context. This launch coincided with the announcement of Honor's ambitious $10 billion Honor Alpha Plan, emphasizing a shift towards AI development in personal technology.
During the demonstration, the AI agent was tasked with booking a table for four, but it faced limitations when a credit card was required for confirmation. Unlike Google's Duplex, which interacts with humans, Honor's agent operates by executing tasks visibly on the screen, which may not feel as intuitive. The company aims to enhance the agent's capabilities, allowing it to perform tasks autonomously without user intervention in the future.
• Honor's AI agent can book restaurants using OpenTable.
• The agent utilizes Google's Gemini 2 for intent recognition.
An AI agent is designed to perform tasks on behalf of users, such as booking reservations.
Context recognition allows the AI to understand user commands based on situational factors, like location.
Multimodal processing enables the AI to interpret various types of data inputs to execute tasks effectively.
Honor focuses on developing AI technologies for personal devices, emphasizing user-friendly interfaces.
Google's Gemini 2 model enhances the AI agent's ability to understand user intent and context.
Qualcomm collaborates with Honor to develop on-device data processing capabilities for the AI agent.
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