A leading Chinese venture capitalist is signaling a strategic shift in the country’s fast-evolving artificial intelligence (AI) race, as investment moves from building foundational AI models to deploying real-world applications.
Song Chunyu, chief investment officer of Lenovo Capital and Incubator Group — the venture arm of PC giant Lenovo Group — said the company is now prioritizing AI agents, or software that can automate complex tasks, which he believes hold the key to creating the next generation of tech giants.
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