Lenovo (lenovo.com) has been actively developing and deploying “digital humans” across multiple products, services, and marketing initiatives, integrating them into its AI PC strategy and broader AI ecosystem. It has launched AI-driven virtual hosts, assistants, and brand representatives such as “AI Twin,” “Xiao Le Tongxue,” “Yuan Ori,” “Jiujiu Ji,” and “Pai Laoshi,” using them in talk shows, corporate events, livestream commerce, virtual customer service, and industry metaverse platforms. Lenovo’s innovations include ultra-realistic real-time digital human rendering, AI-powered livestreaming that operates alongside or instead of human hosts, AI sales coaches, and enterprise “super intelligent bodies” that combine digital human and silicon-based life forms. Partnerships, such as with DeepBrain AI, extend these applications to retail kiosks, while Lenovo Capital invests in foundational digital human infrastructure firms like Shuzhi Xusheng. The company frames AI PCs as the primary channel for mass AI adoption and positions digital humans as a key interface for productivity, education, entertainment, marketing, and enterprise operations, aiming to make them cost-effective, personalized, and deeply integrated into daily work and life.