Ten days with Today AI: a Chinese personal AI assistant that remembers you
A GeekPark writer spent ten days with Today AI, the personal assistant from Teambition founder Qi Junyuan; its China version launched on Sept 24 and connects to Feishu, DingTalk, Tencent Docs and email, keeping briefings, tasks, memory and linked apps inside a single conversation while proactively sending morning/evening digests and story ideas. The reviewer praised its fast, high-density replies, cross-topic memory and daily self-written diaries, but found it misjudges weight: a game mod was localized in 15 minutes, yet the assistant gave a string of useless instructions about where to place the files, leaving the author an hour of trial and error, and it once turned a 60-minute football-coaching script into a nearly hour-long web page build. The piece uses this to frame three hurdles for Personal AI — judgement, ecosystem and trust — noting reports that Meta's Muse leaked roughly 190,000 user conversation records.
Personal AI is shifting from question-answering to long-term memory and proactive action; this hands-on account of a China-market entry shows judgement and accountability remain the main barriers between an assistant and a true agent.