Each company first had to explain what changes it had made and why its product should be allowed back online.
When it came to Source Intelligence, that step was skipped entirely.
They had barely changed anything.
The agent features had already passed inspection and were operating normally. The chat features had actually been subject to strict standards all along, and until the official regulations came out, there was no clear direction for further changes.
So Han Luyi went straight into his views on the industry's development.
"I support restoring qualified general-purpose assistants as soon as possible," Han Luyi said. "Artificial intelligence applications are developing rapidly right now. Suspending services for a large number of products is bound to slow the industry's growth."
Hearing this, Zhu Yuchuan turned to look at him.
Because its agent and chat features were so thoroughly separated, Glutinous Rice Ball was currently the only personal AI assistant-style service still operating normally. That put enormous pressure on every competing product, including ByteDance Technology's Sugar Bun.
Yet Han Luyi was voluntarily suggesting that they be allowed back online to accelerate the industry's development.
He was practically handing back benefits already in his pocket.
"The direction we believe in is providing users with trustworthy services and handling tasks on their behalf," Han Luyi continued. "We don't treat conversation turns, time spent, or emotional attachment as core growth metrics. But that doesn't mean those metrics are inherently harmful."
He glanced around at the company representatives present and continued, "I think the new regulations should combine mandatory minimum standards with broader guidance. Anything that could threaten users' psychological or physical safety should be a red line and firmly prohibited. Beyond that, companies should have room to innovate and explore." His words put the company representatives at ease.
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