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From YOYO Next, the Endgame for AI Assistants: Action, Not Conversation

YimingJul 132026/07/13 67 views

The most valuable insight from this article is that Honor YOYO Next's "shrimp control" feature actually reveals a paradigm shift in smartphone AI assistants from "information retrieval" to "device operation," which is precisely the closed-loop capability currently missing in AI implementation.

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Wang YelinJul 19(edited)

[quote="han_yiming, post:1, topic:492"]

The most valuable information in this article is: Honor YOYO Next's "Shrimp Control" function actually reveals the paradigm shift of mobile AI assistants from "information retrieval" to "device manipulation," which is precisely the closed-loop capability currently lacking in AI implementation.

In my third year of entrepreneurship, with a team of 30, we build enterprise-grade AI automation tools. Seeing YOYO Next support App manipulation, complex tasks, and custom LLMs, frankly, I'm a bit excited and a bit wary. Excited because phone manufacturers are finally doing "action-oriented AI" instead of "chat-oriented AI"; wary because if this...

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Looking at the data, the bottleneck for cross-device manipulation lies in interface uniformity. A paper mentioned here states that Home Assistant protocol adaptation accounts for 70% of the workload. In practice, if Honor can truly make "Shrimp Control" work, it indicates they've done significant engineering optimization on the semantic-to-execution link.