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Is there any real artificial intelligence TV?
This year's summer hit TV shows, "I Am the Future" and "Extreme Wisdom," have reshaped how ordinary consumers perceive the application of artificial intelligence (AI) technology. From eye-tracking agents and analog portrait experts to sound doctors, smart drones, high-energy robotic arms, spider robots, shooting robots, poetry robots, and intelligent logistics storage systems, these AI-powered machines represent the pinnacle of human ingenuity. After 60 years of development, artificial intelligence has finally experienced a major breakthrough this year.
At the consumer level, people are now enjoying the convenience brought by devices like Echo speakers, Tmall Genie, and Changhong CHiQ AI TVs. In the home appliance industry, TVs have taken the lead in integrating AI, leveraging their natural display advantages and accumulated user data.
Artificial intelligence interaction is defined by two key words: "fast" and "accurate." The power of computers is well known, but users must learn complex methods to interact with them. If the interaction is inconvenient, even if the system is highly functional, it cannot be truly called artificial intelligence. With cloud computing, big data, and advanced algorithms, the lack of natural human-machine interaction still limits AI from being fully realized.
Li Wei, General Manager of Changhong Electric Co., Ltd., pointed out that the inconvenience of use is not the original intention of AI. As the AI TV market heats up, many so-called "pseudo-intelligent" products have flooded the market. Consumers should focus on the experience of "fast and accurate" to distinguish real AI from fake ones.
Currently, nearly 30% of product models listed online claim to be AI TVs, but according to manufacturing data, the actual penetration rate is less than 5%. Many TVs only add basic voice control features to label themselves as AI. However, they often fail to recognize commands or misinterpret them, forcing users to rely on remote controls, which is inefficient and frustrating. This trend has negatively impacted consumer trust and the industry’s growth.
Industry experts emphasize that human-to-human interaction relies mainly on voice and actions. Voice interaction is already mature and widely used, from Apple’s Siri to Microsoft Xiao Bing, and now Baidu’s voice technology continues to evolve. Changhong’s intelligent voice technology has been applied for over seven years, with upgrades every six months since the launch of the world’s first CHiQ AI TV in 2016. Today, it has evolved into AI 3.0, offering faster, more accurate, and more convenient interactions.
Looking back at voice interaction in AI TVs, it has gone from remote control-based to mobile phone-based, and now to the latest Changhong CHiQ Q5K, which features "far-field voice" and "soundprint recognition." Users can now control the TV simply by speaking from 5 meters away, without a remote or phone. The TV identifies the user, displays relevant content, and interacts seamlessly, significantly improving user experience and reducing operation time.
Technology itself is not the main concern for consumers; what matters is ease of use. While AI integrates cutting-edge technologies from various fields, it should remain simple and intuitive for users. For example, before AI, TVs were either Internet TVs or Smart TVs, often requiring multiple steps to access content. Even with peripherals like keyboards and gamepads, the process remained cumbersome. This period was confusing for manufacturers during the transition.
The emergence of AI has changed everything. With just a simple command, such as “I want to see the full bloom of the year,†an ultra-thin, stylish TV can instantly display the corresponding video within three seconds. This is the power of Changhong’s latest AI 3.0 Q5K model. Even saying “open the moon†can trigger accurate recommendations. Behind this simplicity lie three AI technologies: far-field speech, semantic understanding, and fuzzy retrieval, supported by powerful algorithms and big data.
According to a survey by the China Electronics Chamber of Commerce’s Consumer Electronics Research Office, in 2017, among new TV technologies like OLED, Quantum Dots, Lasers, and AI, 38% of consumers recognized AI, compared to 22% for OLED, 12% for Quantum Dots, and 8% for Lasers. AI has become one of the most discussed topics this year.
Since 2016, Changhong launched the world’s first AI TV, marking the start of AI deployment in the color TV industry. This year, AI TV products have become more mature, with a growing lineup.
Lu Jiebo, a renowned home appliance expert and deputy secretary-general of the China Electronic Chamber of Commerce, stated that AI technology, which is easy to operate, allows for natural dialogue and autonomous decision-making through big data, is gradually penetrating all aspects of daily life. In the era of smart living, traditional features like high-quality picture, good sound, large screens, and rich content are no longer enough to make TVs the center of home entertainment. AI brings new vitality, enabling convenient control, multi-functional applications, and smart home integration, reinforcing the TV’s role as the heart of home entertainment. TVs without AI will struggle to remain relevant.
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