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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 introduced ordinary consumers to a new perspective on artificial intelligence 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 machines represent the pinnacle of human ingenuity. After six decades 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, TV products have taken the lead in integrating AI, leveraging natural display capabilities and accumulated user data for better performance.
When it comes to AI interaction, the key words are "fast" and "accurate." Many so-called "pseudo-AI" systems fail to meet these standards. While computers are powerful, users must learn complex commands, making interactions inconvenient. Without natural human-machine interaction, even advanced technologies can't be truly considered artificial intelligence.
Li Wei, General Manager of Changhong Electric Co., Ltd., emphasized that inconvenience is not the goal of AI. As the AI TV market heats up, many products labeled as "smart" are actually just basic voice-controlled TVs. According to recent data, around 30% of products online claim to have AI features, but only less than 5% are truly intelligent. Many TVs only offer simple voice control, which often fails to recognize commands accurately, forcing users to rely on traditional remotes.
Industry experts highlight that voice interaction is the most mature form of human-machine communication. From Apple’s Siri to Microsoft Xiao Bing, and now Baidu Voice, these technologies continue to evolve. Changhong’s AI voice technology has been in use for seven years, with continuous upgrades leading to AI 3.0. This version offers faster, more accurate, and more convenient interactions.
Changhong’s latest Q5K TV introduced "far-field voice" and "soundprint recognition," allowing users to interact with the TV without a remote or phone. At a distance of five meters, the TV recognizes the user and delivers personalized content, greatly simplifying the control process.
Technology itself isn’t what matters—what matters is ease of use. Consumers don’t care about how advanced the tech is; they want things to work simply and efficiently.
Before AI, smart TVs required multiple steps to find content, often involving complicated menus and external devices. AI changed all that. Now, saying “I want to see the full bloom of the year†will instantly show the related video. Behind this simplicity are three core AI technologies: far-field speech, semantic understanding, and fuzzy retrieval.
According to a survey by the China Electronics Chamber of Commerce, 38% of consumers are aware of AI in TVs, making it one of the most discussed topics this year. Since 2016, Changhong launched the world’s first AI TV, and the industry has since embraced AI more widely. This year, AI TVs are more mature and diverse than ever.
Lu Jiebo, a well-known home appliance expert, stated that AI’s ability to interact naturally and make decisions based on big data is transforming everyday life. Traditional features like large screens and good sound are no longer enough. AI brings convenience, multi-functionality, and smart connectivity, reinforcing the TV’s role as the heart of home entertainment.
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