Ma Huateng responded to doubts about Tencent's AI: He acknowledged that the AI process has been tortuous, and that while they have boarded the ship, they are not yet firmly seated.

According to ChainCatcher, at Tencent's shareholders' meeting, Chairman and CEO Ma Huateng gave his most candid response to questions about whether Tencent's AI was lagging behind. He stated, "A year ago, we thought we were on board, but then we found the ship was leaking. Now we feel like we're standing on it, but we can't sit down yet. We still hope the ship can move faster." Ma Huateng acknowledged the company's winding journey in the field of artificial intelligence and humorously described their current situation: they're on board, but not yet settled. Ma Huateng also emphasized that Tencent may not be the fastest in the industry to seize opportunities, but it insists on following the right path, combining its unique advantages to make steady progress. "We can't just jump over and grab other people's territory just because they're doing it. We tried to grab their territory in the past, but we basically failed."