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Amy Wei, senior product director at Trip.com, speaks at the 9th Caixin Summer Summit in Hong Kong on Friday. Photo: Caixin
At the Caixin Summer Summit, Amy Wei, senior product director at the Chinese online travel agency, says the country’s mature digital infrastructure and massive user base will help AI move from simple dialogue to real-world task execution
Trip.com executive Amy Wei signaled significant AI application opportunities in China, marking a domestic shift toward practical implementation. For tech leaders, this underscores China's AI commercialization advantage via mature infrastructure—reshaping regional competitive positioning.
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