The AI-powered avatar chatbot "Ping An Xin Yi" was introduced by Ping An Technology in March 2025 as part of the Ping An Health app. It provides simultaneous consultation with digital representations of Chinese medical experts who have been trained using its exclusive Ping An Medical Master model.
The avatars integrate ACR-style recognition for context-sensitive queries and automatic response creation, and they use natural language and voice/video interaction to analyze test results, triage illnesses, and provide personalized reminders.SparkDesk 4.0, an advanced large language model developed in collaboration with Huawei's AI infrastructure, was released by iFlytek in January 2025. It can recognize Mandarin speech in multiple dialects, perform real-time transcription, tag content based on voice, and execute commands on media assistants and smart city kiosks.
In order to facilitate automatic content analysis and moderation across media streams housed on Huaweicloud, Alibaba Cloud's Qwen 2.5-Max model was made available as open-source in April 2025 and integrated into multimodal content pipelines. This allowed for dynamic fingerprint-based metadata embedding and inferencing.
Tencent's Yuanbao AI model was incorporated into WeChat in February 2025 to provide media attribution and content identification capabilities. This included the ability to recognize videos, extract information from speech to text, and match content fingerprints in user-generated streams.
Lastly, in March 2025, Baidu released Ernie X1 and Ernie 4.5, which are completely open-source and power fingerprinting, document-to-text analysis, video captioning, and semantic content recognition APIs within Baidu Cloud's media services. This allows domestic platforms to implement workflows for dynamic recommendations, ACR-driven authenticity, and copyright enforcement.
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