Baidu is a big company in China that makes smart machines called artificial intelligence (AI). They teamed up with Lenovo, another big company that makes computers and phones. Together, they put Baidu's special AI system called Ernie into Lenovo's phones. This will help people use AI more easily on their phones for things like chatting and translating different languages. This is important because China has many companies making AI systems, but some from other countries cannot be used there. Baidu wants to show that its AI can do a lot of cool things on phones. Read from source...

- The article title is misleading and clickbait. It implies that Baidu and Lenovo are the only ones bringing AI to smartphones, while other companies like Samsung and Honor have similar partnerships or integrations with Baidu's Ernie model.
- The article uses vague terms like "expanding AI's practical use" and "fill the gap left by U.S. services" without providing any concrete examples or evidence of how these collaborations are achieving these goals or creating value for customers.
- The article repeats the same information about Ernie being a generative AI technology and already being featured on Lenovo's PCs and tablets, wasting words and space that could be used to provide more insights or analysis.