Human-AI collaboration

DXC Technology launched Xponential, an AI orchestration framework, on October 28, 2025, to simplify enterprise AI adoption. Built on five pillars – Insight, Accelerators, Automation, Approach, and Process – Xponential addresses governance, scalability, and responsible AI. DXC cites client successes including reduced service desk tickets at Textron and improved patient care at Singapore General Hospital. DXC plans to scale Xponential globally using its 50,000 engineers and global AI centers. Analysts emphasize the importance of demonstrating ROI, integrating with existing IT, and offering explainable AI for widespread adoption.

Thinking Machines is partnering with OpenAI to become the first official Services Partner in APAC, aiming to help businesses in the region translate AI investments into tangible outcomes. Many APAC enterprises are utilizing AI but struggle to scale beyond pilot projects; this partnership addresses this challenge. Thinking Machines will offer solutions like executive training and support for custom AI application development. CEO Stephanie Sy emphasizes building capability, focusing on skills, strategies, and support systems for effective human-AI collaboration, and viewing AI as a business transformation strategy driven by leadership.

At MWC Shanghai 2025, Lenovo’s Liu Jun unveiled Lenovo’s full-stack AI strategy. This strategy, built on the Intelligent IT Engine Qingtian, encompasses AI terminals, infrastructure, and solutions. Lenovo is pushing for human-AI collaboration, exemplified by the Lexi AI entity, aiming to automate processes and boost productivity. The strategy includes the “Tianxi” AI terminal concept and its “One Engine, Three Arrows” service model for government, SMEs, and consumers, emphasizing AI accessibility and collaboration.