Lenovo is adding Skills to Tianxi AI (天禧 AI) for L3-level task execution while shifting token generation on-device.

Lenovo Executive Vice President and China President Liu Jun said the company is accelerating the introduction of Skills into Tianxi AI (天禧 AI). The stated objective is to strengthen its L3-level task-execution capability.

On the infrastructure side, Lenovo is upgrading computing capacity at the device and edge layers. It is moving a larger share of token generation onto local devices, with privacy protection and cost control cited as objectives.

The initiative is part of Lenovo’s “one body, multiple devices” strategy, under which a personal super-intelligent agent operates across endpoints. The source did not define the L3 classification, list individual Skills, or identify the processors, neural processing units, memory configurations, or supported token rates.

Lenovo reported separately in the same statement that global AI-PC sales rose 86% year over year and that AI PCs exceeded 50% of domestic laptop sales. No deployment date for the expanded Skills capability or on-device token-generation transition was given.