Lenovo rolls out Tianxi AI 4.5 on PC, completing multi-device coverage

Lenovo rolls out Tianxi AI 4.5 on PC, completing multi-device coverage

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2026-10-30 16:26:33
Lenovo has released the PC version of Tianxi AI 4.5 on Oct. 30 Beijing time, extending the product across PC, smartphone, and tablet. The mobile version went live on Oct. 20, followed by the tablet version on Oct. 27, bringing the rollout to full multi-device coverage. The new release adds a "Super Mode" and connects services including Feishu, Lenovo Browser, and WeCom. It also introduces a skills marketplace that supports cross-application task execution and functions such as PPT generation. Lenovo also updated AI Miaoji, adding real-time transcription, meeting Q&A, and summary archiving. At the same time, the Lenovo AI Host P7 received an upgrade that supports automatic matching between cloud-based and local models. The update was reported by Techub News, citing QbitAI.

Lenovo released the PC version of Tianxi AI 4.5 on Oct. 30 Beijing time, according to Techub News. The mobile version went live on Oct. 20, and the tablet version followed on Oct. 27, giving the product coverage across multiple device types.

The new version adds a "Super Mode" and connects services including Feishu, Lenovo Browser, and WeCom. Lenovo also launched a skills marketplace that supports cross-application task execution and features such as PPT generation.

AI Miaoji was updated with real-time transcription, meeting question support, and summary archiving. Lenovo AI Host P7 was upgraded as well, with support for automatic matching between cloud and local models.

The report cited QbitAI as the source.

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