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Tencent Tests AI Assistant for Its Super App WeChat in China

Tencent's WeChat is testing an AI assistant, Xiaowei, as it seeks to integrate AI into its super app ecosystem.

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Tencent tested an AI assistant called Xiaowei within the WeChat app. This limited trial provided millions of mini-programs with an AI-powered central control dashboard.

Epilogue added 22d ago, after coverage quieted.

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Tencent is testing an AI assistant named Xiaowei within its popular messaging app WeChat. The assistant is designed to manage millions of mini-programs through an AI-powered central control dashboard.

Coverage emphasizes Tencent's efforts to catch up in China's competitive AI landscape. Sources include Moomoo, qz.com, The Tech Buzz, SecNews.gr, Blockonomi, Startup Fortune, Silicon Republic, CNBC, and Bloomberg.

Watch for updates on the limited trial's progress and potential full-scale rollout. Coverage does not yet specify the trial's scope or duration.

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What is Xiaowei?

Xiaowei is an AI assistant being tested by Tencent within its WeChat app.

What is the purpose of Xiaowei?

Xiaowei is designed to manage millions of mini-programs through an AI-powered central control dashboard.

Which outlets are covering this story?

The story is covered by Moomoo, qz.com, The Tech Buzz, SecNews.gr, Blockonomi, Startup Fortune, Silicon Republic, CNBC, and Bloomberg.

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