aiqbench analysis
Joe Tsai's prediction that AI will transition from a distinct buzzword to ubiquitous infrastructure aligns with historical patterns of emerging technologies like the internet. This shift implies a maturation phase where general-purpose models become embedded in enterprise workflows rather than remaining standalone products, marking a critical milestone for industry adoption.
Joe Tsai: In Five Years, AI Will Be Like Today's Internet, Integrated into Every Aspect of Society
36Kr reported that Joe Tsai, Chairman of Alibaba Group, speaking at the international technology and investment summit Wave by Vento 2026 in Turin, Italy, stated that AI will shift from a prominent topic to an invisible infrastructure. "In five years, people may no longer discuss AI separately because it will be integrated into every aspect of business, much like today's internet. While related terminology may evolve as the technology becomes more widespread, AI as a fundamental technological breakthrough will continue to impact commerce and society."
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