Honor CEO Li Jian: The battle for AI entry points is not a zero-sum game of existing resources; ownership should return to users
Honor CEO Li Jian argues at the 2026 Mobile Network Conference that the battle for AI entry points is not a zero-sum game of existing resources; the industry should return ownership of entry points to users. Honor will partner with China Mobile and ecosystem players, linking YOYO with Lingxi, Qianwen, Doubao, Gemini, and others to build an agent network, launching a Token package on the custom Honor Magic9 series.
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