Lenovo unveiled a new AI agent at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas on January 6, 2026. The agent connects consumers effortlessly across devices, including computers, phones, and wearables.
This is not just another smart assistant. Lenovo’s concept involves an AI bot that can “follow you” from screen to screen, recognising tasks, contexts, and patterns. In practice, this implies AI that anticipates your workflow, recommends activities, and assists you in transitioning work between devices without having to repeat tasks manually.
For those that produce, edit, present, or multitask, such an approach could dramatically minimise friction. In a display full of flashy prototypes, Lenovo’s emphasis on linked productivity tools stands out because it meets consumers where they already work.
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What this means for creators
This type of adaptive assistance could allow you to spend less time switching between programs and more time working.
Consider an assistant that learns your process, from brainstorming notes to final edits, across all devices. This is a useful boost for individual creators and small teams.
What this means for entrepreneurs
Device-level AI opens up previously unattainable business opportunities like integration, partner APIs, and product features.
If your product or audience involves multitasking or cross-device productivity, this shift is crucial.
