A couple of days ago, I came across an interesting viewpoint—the Doubao phone might actually be a real revolution.
Calling it an early form of the AI phone isn’t an exaggeration at all. With any new thing, it’s bound to run into the wall of the old order. Those traditional interest groups won’t give way easily, so pushing it forward in the early stages? Difficult. Extremely difficult.
But then again, trends are unstoppable. In the next three to five years, we’ll most likely witness the emergence of some disruptive AI device on the end-user side. It could be Doubao continuing to evolve, or it might be a newcomer suddenly bursting onto the scene.
Either way, someone has already started paving the way.
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NFTregretter
· 16h ago
Three or five years? I think it will be even faster, at this pace...
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Another revolution theory, give me a break. First, just make good products.
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Indeed, traditional mobile phone manufacturers should be worried.
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Never heard of Doubao Phone, where did you buy it?
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Regarding AI on the edge devices, it should have been started long ago. It’s just a matter of who can truly implement it.
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Hmm... I faintly feel that no one can avoid this wave.
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Don’t be too naive about the利益链 being hindered; reality is much more complicated than you think.
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BlockchainBard
· 23h ago
Can Doubao really break the existing pattern? I'm actually holding a wait-and-see attitude; the moat of the giants isn't that easy to breach.
That being said, the AI on the client side is indeed worth关注, there might really be a dark horse emerging.
Wait, could this thing be combined with the Web3 decentralization device concept? That would be truly amazing.
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PerennialLeek
· 12-09 21:42
I don't know if Doubao will really take off, but judging by this trend, it’s unstoppable. The only question is how many months it’ll stay cheap.
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Another AI phone story—getting tired of hearing about it. Let’s wait until there’s an actual product.
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I do believe the traditional powers will desperately try to maintain the status quo, but even if they get disrupted, so what? History keeps repeating itself.
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Three to five years? I think it’ll be faster. People are already testing the waters—whoever moves fastest wins.
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The word "revolution" is being used to the fullest, but honestly, the device-side really is a breakthrough point—they just can’t keep up anymore.
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Latecomers breaking through? Ha, that’s an interesting bet. I’m betting it won’t be Doubao.
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A backlash from the interest chain is the most dangerous part. Technical breakthroughs are minor compared to getting blocked on the supply chain side.
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Feels like this round of AI on the device side could really work out, unlike all those previous hollow concepts.
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BloodInStreets
· 12-09 21:29
It's the same old "revolutionary rhetoric" again. How many retail investors have been taken advantage of?
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MetaNeighbor
· 12-09 21:21
I’m optimistic about the Doubao phone, but it’s being hyped a bit too much. Revolution? Let’s see if it survives the early stages first.
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ProtocolRebel
· 12-09 21:19
Hmm, I agree with that logic, but can Doubao really survive until that time?
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They've been talking about AI phones for two years, and what happened? It's still mostly hype. Let's wait and see.
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That wall built by the traditional interest chain isn't that easy to break through. This guy is way too optimistic.
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Three to five years? That's too conservative. I think it'll take at least ten years for this to happen.
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It's true that some people are taking this path, but how many can actually survive? It's just a gambler's mentality.
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Revolution? Ha, let's see if they can survive the capital selection process first.
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On-device AI is definitely the direction, but it's still too early to bet on who will dominate this future.
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As for Doubao, I can tell just by glancing at it that it's just hyping up a concept. A real breakthrough wouldn't be exposed this early.
A couple of days ago, I came across an interesting viewpoint—the Doubao phone might actually be a real revolution.
Calling it an early form of the AI phone isn’t an exaggeration at all. With any new thing, it’s bound to run into the wall of the old order. Those traditional interest groups won’t give way easily, so pushing it forward in the early stages? Difficult. Extremely difficult.
But then again, trends are unstoppable. In the next three to five years, we’ll most likely witness the emergence of some disruptive AI device on the end-user side. It could be Doubao continuing to evolve, or it might be a newcomer suddenly bursting onto the scene.
Either way, someone has already started paving the way.