Following Apple’s announcement that AI uses servers in certain scenarios, Honor continues to advocate that AI operations be limited to the device to ensure data security.
At the Mobile World Congress in Shanghai, Honor introduced new AI tools, including deepfake detection.
Zhao acknowledged the dual evolution of AI: cloud-based, where AI’s capabilities are improving, and personalized, where interactions with AI are becoming more “personal” and secure.
The Honor Magic V3 foldable phone, which is set to be launched in July, promises “further enhancement of artificial intelligence features” while maintaining a focus on protecting data privacy.
Source: Ferra
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