As the battle of large models shifts from computing infrastructure to application scenarios, social giant Tencent has finally unveiled its AI powerhouse. Recently, Tencent launched a new feature test for its AI assistant "Yuanbao," revealing a new form of social interaction called "Yuanbao Party." This is not only a precise breakthrough by Tencent in the AI race, but also marks the official takeover of our social space by AI technology, signaling the full arrival of an "AI Social Era."

Different from previous cold chat interfaces, "Yuanbao Party" aims to build a bridge between AI and real social interactions. Users can create or join exclusive social spaces through this new scenario and smoothly invite WeChat and QQ friends to join. Here, AI is no longer just a question-and-answer machine, but becomes an active member of the social network - it can chat with you and your friends, and even assist in performing various tasks within the social circle. This approach of deeply embedding AI into close social circles is transforming the social experience from "connection between people" into a new interactive model of "human and AI community."

This transformation reflects a profound change happening in China's AI industry: the focus is shifting from the feverish "model parameter war" to practical "scenario implementation." With the deep internet soil accumulated by WeChat and QQ and a globally leading user base, Tencent's move clearly shows great ambition - in the most sticky area of social media, Chinese AI power may take the lead in global competition.

When AI assistants start entering our group chats as "friends," this is not only a technological innovation, but also triggers a deep debate about the essence of social interaction. As AI technology becomes increasingly integrated into daily life, what role does it play in social interactions - as a tool or as the soul? The emergence of this new form forces us to re-examine the ultimate value of AI.