On September 14 this year, the consumer version of Doubao Mobile Assistant was officially released. Based on the Doubao App, Doubao Mobile Assistant collaborates with mobile phone manufacturers at the system level to further explore the application of AI in mobile phones around core experiences such as interaction, task execution, local memory, and retrieval. According to the official video, compared to the technical preview that was launched at the end of last year, this consumer version places more emphasis on stability and everyday usability. The mobile phone operation function, which received much attention in the previously released technology preview, is now being released as a beta version. Doubao said that graphical interface intelligence is still a rapidly developing cutting-edge capability, and Doubao Mobile Assistant expects to work with partners to build an open and standardized mobile AI application ecosystem. To this end, Doubao Mobile Assistant launched an automated screen operation declaration agreement and simultaneously initiated a 30-day rule announcement. According to the agreement, third-party applications can independently declare operation boundaries and clearly allow or deny AI assistants to automate screen operations within this application. Doubao Mobile Assistant said that it will fully respect the wishes of developers and will not automate third-party applications that clearly refuse related operations. Regarding the agreement, industry experts said that Doubao Mobile Assistant announced and publicized the SAEP tripartite application access agreement to reduce collaboration costs by disclosing rules and making it clear that application boundaries are respected. This rule is classified and managed in a hierarchical manner, which helps to avoid “one-size-fits-all” and clarifies safety mechanisms and division of responsibilities. Under the trend of “AI+ mobile phone” innovation and development, this rule is an exploration path for realistic, transparent, and enforceable governance solutions.

On September 14 this year, the consumer version of Doubao Mobile Assistant was officially released. Based on the Doubao App, Doubao Mobile Assistant collaborates with mobile phone manufacturers at the system level to further explore the application of AI in mobile phones around core experiences such as interaction, task execution, local memory, and retrieval. According to the official video, compared to the technical preview that was launched at the end of last year, this consumer version places more emphasis on stability and everyday usability. The mobile phone operation function, which received much attention in the previously released technology preview, is now being released as a beta version. Doubao said that graphical interface intelligence is still a rapidly developing cutting-edge capability, and Doubao Mobile Assistant expects to work with partners to build an open and standardized mobile AI application ecosystem. To this end, Doubao Mobile Assistant launched an automated screen operation declaration agreement and simultaneously initiated a 30-day rule announcement. According to the agreement, third-party applications can independently declare operation boundaries and clearly allow or deny AI assistants to automate screen operations within this application. Doubao Mobile Assistant said that it will fully respect the wishes of developers and will not automate third-party applications that clearly refuse related operations. Regarding the agreement, industry experts said that Doubao Mobile Assistant announced and publicized the SAEP tripartite application access agreement to reduce collaboration costs by disclosing rules and making it clear that application boundaries are respected. This rule is classified and managed in a hierarchical manner, which helps to avoid “one-size-fits-all” and clarifies safety mechanisms and division of responsibilities. Under the trend of “AI+ mobile phone” innovation and development, this rule is an exploration path for realistic, transparent, and enforceable governance solutions.