China’s Zhipu AI says its app can operate your smartphone for you


AutoGLM can order coffee, send messages and complete other tasks on smartphones based on voice prompts, according to the Chinese startup. — SCMP

Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) startup Zhipu AI is experimenting with a tool designed to complete tasks on behalf of smartphone users based on their voice commands, demonstrating a future where our digital lives are automated.

AutoGLM, an AI agent app, is able to understand relatively complex voice commands, such as “repeat my recent cereal order from shopping history”, or “order a latte from the nearest cafe”, according to the Beijing-based firm.

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