AI, in the end, will hopefully act like the user

The future of personal computing will be shaped by devices that can see what you see, hear what you hear and eventually act on your behalf, a major shift from the keyboard and mouse interactions of today, according to Lenovo’s global chief technology officer Tolga Kurtoglu.

“The notion of sensing is going to be important in a way where there’ll be more devices beyond the ones that we’ve seen,” Kurtoglu said. He emphasised that for AI to provide the best possible service to users, it needs to develop a digital model of the user that becomes…