Recently, when looking at the AI companionship track, I feel there are still many ideas that need to be clarified.

The true companionship experience should be built on real-time interaction, especially immersive interaction methods like voice conversations. However, to achieve such functionality, there is an unavoidable issue—the content of every user dialogue needs to be recorded and processed. This is completely different from simple text interactions, as now most AI systems can handle text, so the difference is minimal.

The key difference lies in the fact that voice interactions involve more user privacy data. How to find a balance between ensuring service quality and protecting privacy is an unavoidable design challenge for any project aiming to differentiate itself in this track.

Some projects want to pursue this direction, but with the dual considerations of technology and ethics in front of them, only a few can truly do it well.