Samsung launched the Galaxy S24 series earlier this year with Galaxy AI, a set of artificial intelligence-based features and utilities for performing daily activities and improving productivity. In the past few months, we’ve seen OnePlus and Google jump on the AI ​​bandwagon, announcing new tools for their phones. Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi now appears to be developing artificial intelligence features that can be integrated into its smartphones. The company has reportedly started internal testing of these AI features for the Mi 14 series. The current flagship lineup includes three models: Xiaomi 14, Xiaomi 14 Pro, and Xiaomi 14 Ultra.

GizmoChina quoted internal sourcesIt is reported that Xiaomi has begun internal testing of the “AI Treasure Box” function of the Xiaomi Mi 14 series. It is said that Xiaomi Al Treasure Box integrates “hundreds” of artificial intelligence functions to enhance the user experience of the Xiaomi Mi 14 series. The so-called AI suite reportedly includes an “AI surprise wallpaper” feature. The feature is expected to be released soon.

According to reports, internal testing will take place between April 18 and August 2. The publication further noted that at the time the company shared the information with the publication, only 78 people were said to have signed up for the feature, leaving 40,000 spots left for internal testing.

According to reports, the brand aims to provide new solutions by integrating multiple AI technologies through an “AI treasure chest”. Xiaomi is reportedly accepting feedback on features from Mi 14 series users through official feedback channels.

Mi 14 and Mi 14 Ultra have been launched in India with an initial price of Rs. Rs 69,999. 99,999 respectively. However, Xiaomi Mi 14 Pro has not penetrated the global market outside of China.

The latest Xiaomi Mi 14 series is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC and uses the Android 14-based HyperOS interface. They feature LTPO AMOLED displays with resolutions up to 2K and dynamic refresh rates up to 120Hz. The phones also come with a Leica-tuned rear camera setup and support 90W wired charging.