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AI普惠热议：A.O.史密斯AI-LiNK社区服务站助守望灯火

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2026-07-17 18:24

AI Transformation in 2026: From Models to Homes 2026 World AI Conference: The Shift of AI from Digital to Physical Worlds

At the 2026 World AI Conference, large models, family AI intelligent agents, and inclusive AI have become trending topics. The industry consensus is becoming clearer: AI technology is moving from the digital world to the physical world. From large models capable of generating text, images, and videos, AI is now entering real-world scenarios such as robots, cars, factories, and homes, aiming to serve every household and person, watching over every light in every home.

The competition in AI has evolved from a competition of model capabilities to a competition of scenario applications and industrial implementations. From the "Artificial Intelligence Plus" initiative to the empowerment of all industries by AI, and to the突破 trillion-scale core industries of intelligent economy, the competition is no longer just about the ability of the models but also about the application scenarios and industrial landing.

This has raised a more realistic question for the hot AI industry today: As large models, intelligent agents, and embodied robots continuously break technical limits, how can artificial intelligence truly leave the exhibition hall and enter the lives of ordinary people?

In fact, for ordinary people, determining the value of AI does not require looking at complex technical parameters. It simply boils down to one question: Can it truly solve the troubles in everyday life?

In the home scenario, many so-called smart home appliances are still at the stage of "network connectivity" and "mobile control." The devices may look more intelligent, but the number of operation entries is increasing. Young people may need to study them, and middle-aged and elderly people are more likely to be blocked by complex functions.

True AI smart home appliances should not require people to learn how to adapt to machines but should make machines主动 understand human needs. In Nanning Nanhua New Village Community, an AI-LiNK smart home life service station jointly built by the community and the renowned international home appliance brand A.O. Smith is already trying to solve this problem.

Residents can simply say "help me fill a glass of water," and the water purification equipment will execute the command. Different categories such as water purification, heating, kitchen appliances, and fresh air can also be realized through a unified intelligent system. The complex equipment operation is simplified to "understandable and correct" language communication.

However, what is even more worth paying attention to about this A.O. Smith smart home life service station is not just a few "obedient" smart home appliances.

It also provides smart device usage training, consultation on residential water, gas, and kitchen safety, equipment maintenance guidance, and full-home intelligent transformation suggestions for residents of all ages. Staff not only bring AI products into the community but also teach residents how to use them, solve problems in use, and provide more diversified on-site services. This may be the complete form of AI entering the family.

In the past, the competition among home appliance companies was about parameters, such as how large the air volume is, how fast the purification speed is, and how many functions there are. Later, the competition turned into whether the device can connect to the network and whether it can be controlled by voice. Now, when these capabilities have gradually become the standard, what truly makes a difference is who can connect products, systems, and services.

The discussion at the AI conference is about how to make technology better benefit humans. In the home scenario, this goal is not abstract. The goal is to make devices understand people better, make services more timely, and let more ordinary people share the convenience brought by AI.

When AI is no longer just a new experience in the exhibition hall but can help the elderly operate home appliances, guard the home, and reduce the burden of life, it will truly transform from a cutting-edge technology to a life service that everyone can enjoy.