French startup Nijta focuses on AI-driven voice anonymization technology. Nijta's product, VoiceHarbor, enables voice anonymization while complying with data privacy regulations. The main market for Nijta is in Europe, benefiting from strict GDPR data privacy laws. The company plans to expand into the B2C market, with a focus on protecting voice messages and other related areas.

MWC 2024 serves as a stage for major companies and manufacturers to showcase their technological prowess. Chinese brands demonstrate their determination to revitalize the European market at MWC 2024, with generative AI technology becoming a hot topic. Companies like Huawei and ZTE showcase the commercial application scenarios of 5G-A, while MediaTek and Qualcomm present advancements in AIGC technology. Smartphone brands such as Honor, OPPO, and ZTE launch generative AI features, amidst a decline in smartphone shipments in the European market.

There is a misunderstanding about the concept of AI phones. The true AI phone is equipped with a personalized operating system. Honor CEO Zhao Ming aims to fully develop the second local market in Europe.

OpenAI plans to establish an office in Dublin to strengthen its operations in the European market. The company will collaborate with the Irish government to support the artificial intelligence strategy. Dublin has become the European headquarters for tech giants. OpenAI's CEO expressed excitement about the expansion into Europe. The company aims to work with Ireland's tech industry and startups to drive innovation.