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Motorola Showcases AI Innovations at Lenovo Tech World 2024
Motorola showcased its latest advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) at Lenovo Tech World 2024, unveiling the moto ai experiences designed to transform the smartphone user experience across three key areas: assist, capture, and create.

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LAM-Based Personal Assistant

Motorola said it is exploring the possibilities of incorporating Large Action Models (LAM) with the power of moto ai. With this proof-of-concept software, LAM can understand your environment, learn from your behaviour to offer personalised responses, and translate natural language into actions that it can execute on your behalf.

“The result is a contextually aware personal assistant that delivers human-like interactions through natural language,” Motorola added.

Users can issue natural language commands—such as “order me an iced americano”—and the AI will locate nearby coffee shops and place the order. As the LAM learns user preferences over time, it could potentially automate everyday tasks like setting alarms and selecting playlists.

New Moto AI Experiences

Motorola explained that moto ai builds on its years of experience in embedding AI into various device features, including camera, battery, display, and performance. At the event, Motorola introduced new moto ai experiences that are currently in beta. The company plans to progressively expand beta invitations throughout the year.

The “Catch Me Up” prompt provides users with prioritised summaries of missed communications, while “Prompting to Pay Attention” offers transcriptions and summaries of conversations, allowing users to recall key details without the need to take notes or listen to lengthy recordings.

The company said the “Remember This” command captures live moments or on-screen information when triggered, instantly saving them with smart, AI-generated insights, and securely storing these insights for easy retrieval.

“When a photo is taken, moto ai uses a LLM in the background to pull in key details, context, and facts about the captured content,” Motorola explained. “Memories can be recalled anytime with a simple question. It’s like having an intelligent assistant that turns every snapshot into a story waiting to be rediscovered.”

Smart Connect Feature

Motorola also announced enhancements to its Smart Connect feature, which aims to create a seamless multi-device experience within the Motorola and Lenovo ecosystems.

With Intelligent Awareness, users can now manage devices through natural language commands, boosting productivity and creativity. The integration of Hybrid AI allows traditional devices to become AI-enabled, facilitating data sharing and cross-device actions with simple commands.

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Partnership with Meta

Additionally, in collaboration with Meta, Motorola plans to extend smartphone capabilities to Quest headsets, allowing users to access messages and apps without removing their headsets.

“As AI continues to grow and evolve, Motorola is investing into new features and concepts that are focused on enhancing the user experience on every level. Whether AI is used to simplify difficult or tedious tasks or explore new ideas and nurture creativity, moto ai has the power to transform the smartphone experience and everyone’s lives,” Motorola said.

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