Tencent Customer Service: WeChat is conducting a limited rollout of its AI assistant "Xiao Wei"
Svmuu News: A Tencent customer service representative stated that WeChat Xiao Wei (Smart Assistant) is a native AI assistant currently being tested by the WeChat team on a limited scale and is still in the testing phase. The representative explained that WeChat Xiao Wei supports operating WeChat’s native features via text or voice commands, such as adjusting settings, sending messages, and making phone calls. Xiao Wei currently utilizes multiple AI models, including those developed in-house by Tencent as well as high-quality open-source models. “The current limited beta test of WeChat Xiao Wei covers multiple systems; please refer to the actual page display for specific eligibility requirements,” the customer service representative said. (Beike Finance)
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