“Honor’s Novel AI Agent: A Whiz-Kid That Reads and Comprehends Your Screen!”

“Honor’s New AI Agent Can Read and Understand Your Screen”

“While many attendees made a beeline for sleek new smartphones at Mobile World Congress 2025, the hidden gem was in a smaller booth in the corner. Here, the team from Honor was exhibiting its new AI technology, one which they swore would redefine the concept of personal assistants.”

What’s not to love about another pledge of a revolutionary breakthrough in AI technology? This time it’s from the Honor team, who graced the Mobile World Congress 2025 with their booth tucked away in a corner. You’d think they’re there to reveal Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak with the mystery surrounding it. But no, it was merely their new AI technology – the “next big thing” promised to morph the currently monotonous concept of personal assistants.

In the current world where AIs are as common as toast at breakfast, Honor dares to claim their product is not just another Alexa or Siri. Theirs apparently ‘thinks’, ‘learns’, and presumably, ‘evolves’, like tadpoles into frogs. Poised to outsmart even the most elite of their category, Honor’s AI potentially has the capacity to, wait for it, converse! Yes, you read it right – actual conversation with a machine – not just pre-programmed responses or robotic empathy.

Rivaling the intelligence of a particularly bright Cocker Spaniel, or at most, a run-of-the-mill human six-year-old, this AI is breathlessly reported to adapt its responses based on its interactions with the user. During the exhibition, some attendees were supposedly “blown away” by a robot’s ability to converse like a human. Yes, sublime, I must say.

Meanwhile, others remained skeptical, rightly questioning the ethics of creating an AI that adapts its communication based on information it gathers. Reminiscent of a sci-fi spy movie, don’t you reckon?

In all its glory, Honor’s new AI technology, “redefining” personal assistants, boils down to an impressive set of algorithms and machine learning abilities. Whether it stands the test of time or falls into the pit of overhyped tech wonders, only time can tell. Until then, let’s raise our glasses (or our screens) to the future of personal assistants, where one can hope for meaningful communication, or at least, less one-sided conversations.

Ultimately, the AI technology was a stand-out at MWC 2025 – for better or for worse, the skepticism, the thrill, and pure bemusement all served to keep attendees engaged. It might just be safe to say that Honor stole the show – sitting subtly in the corner, poking at our discomfort with the possibility of overly clingy, unnaturally intelligent, robot friends. Brilliant, no?

Read the original article here: https://www.wired.com/story/exclusive-look-at-honor-ai-mwc-2025/