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On November 6, 2026, Honor CEO Li Jian said at the 2026 Mobile Network Conference that there is no need to fight over the AI entry point, and that in the future the entry point will belong to every user. According to a Phoenix Technology report, Li Jian also said that Honor has added a TQ (trust level) constraint to IQ and EQ within the AHI framework, and proposed a user-symbiotic Agent that isolates sensitive intent memory and authorization credentials in a chip-level secure area, and is also building a trust chain covering trusted networks, identity, settlement, operations and terminals together with China Mobile. The next day, IT Home reported that Li Jian further stated that the contest over the AI entry point is not a zero-sum game over existing stock, and that the industry should return entry-point sovereignty to users, with future entry points arising at the moment a user generates an intent; Honor will work with China Mobile and ecosystem partners to build the entry point together, with YOYO linking Lingxi, Qwen, Doubao, Gemini and others to build an agent network, and will launch Token packages first on customized Honor Magic9 series devices.
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Nov 7
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Honor CEO James Li: The Battle for AI Entry Points Is Not a Zero-Sum Game Over Existing Stocks; the Industry Should Return Entry Sovereignty to Users
Honor CEO James Li stated at the 2026 Mobile Network Conference that the battle for AI entry points is not a zero-sum game over existing stocks, and the industry should return entry sovereignty to users, with future entry points emerging at the moment users generate intent. Honor will work with China Mobile and ecosystem partners to build entry points together; YOYO will link with Lingxi, Qwen, Doubao, Gemini and others to build an agent network, and will launch Token packages for the first time on customized Honor Magic9 series devices.
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Nov 6
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Honor's Li Jian: Building Entrances and Trust Together with Users at the Center, Proposing the Three Dimensions of IQ, EQ, and TQ for the AI Terminal Ecosystem
At the 2026 Mobile Network Conference, Honor CEO Li Jian stated that the battle over AI entrances is not a zero-sum game, and that entrance sovereignty should return to users, while adding TQ (Trust Quotient) as the third dimension of AI evolution after IQ and EQ. Honor will build a "user-symbiotic YOYO agent," with YOYO linking Lingxi, Qwen, Doubao, Gemini, and others to build an agent network, and will launch Token packages first on Honor Magic9 series customized devices in partnership with China Mobile.
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Honor CEO Li Jian: The Future AI Entry Point Is Born at the Moment of User Intent
Honor CEO Li Jian proposed at the 2026 Mobile Network Conference that the future AI entry point is born at the moment a user generates intent, and that business logic is shifting from the attention economy, which monetizes traffic, to the intent economy, which monetizes outcomes. He believes the industry needs to cross three thresholds: intelligence scarcity, context scarcity, and trust scarcity, and emphasized that capability determines how fast AI can go, while trust determines how far AI can go.
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Honor CEO James Li: The Battle for the AI Entry Point Needs a New Approach; AHI Framework Adds TQ Trustworthiness
At the 2026 Mobile Network Conference, Honor CEO James Li proposed that there is no need to fight over the AI entry point—the future entry point belongs to every user. Honor has added TQ (trustworthiness) to its AHI framework to constrain IQ and EQ. Honor proposed a user-symbiotic Agent that isolates sensitive intent memory and authorization credentials in a chip-level secure zone, and is building a trust chain covering trusted networks, identity, settlement, operations and terminals together with China Mobile. The core of Honor's five-year goal of over US$10 billion is to transform from a phone company into an AI terminal ecosystem company.
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