Biuty Hosts Seattle Tech Week Panel on the Future of Consumer AI

Biuty hosted “AI & the Future of Consumer Experiences,” a featured event at Seattle Tech Week, bringing together founders, engineers, investors, product leaders, and AI practitioners to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of consumer products.

Held in Redmond, Washington, the event gathered 50+ attendees from across the Seattle technology ecosystem for an evening of discussions on the next generation of Consumer AI.

Exploring the Future of Consumer AI

Moderated by Ziqi Wang, Founder and CEO of Biuty, the panel brought together leaders building AI products across a diverse range of consumer industries:

• Tian Lan, Founder of Care Mojo (AI for Aging Care)

• Max So, Founder of Bravo Rewards (AI for Dining & Commerce)

• Ada Jin, Founder of LAMU (AI for Matchmaking)

• Kun Qian, Machine Learning Engineer at Best Buy (AI Commerce Search)

Although each company serves a different market, the discussion centered around a shared question:

What does it take to build AI products that consumers genuinely trust—and continue to use?

Panellists shared perspectives from building AI products in healthcare, beauty, dining, commerce, and relationships, covering topics such as:

• Building trust in AI-powered consumer experiences

• Designing products that fit naturally into everyday behavior

• Personalization beyond traditional recommendation systems

• The rise of agentic AI in consumer applications

• Balancing intelligence, transparency, and reliability

A recurring theme throughout the discussion was that the future of Consumer AI will be defined not simply by stronger models, but by products that solve meaningful everyday problems and seamlessly integrate into consumers’ lives.

Showcasing the Latest Version of Biuty

In addition to the panel discussion, attendees had the opportunity to experience the latest version of Biuty through live product demonstrations.

The Biuty team showcased its newest AI-powered skin analysis and personalized beauty recommendation capabilities, allowing attendees to analyze their skin in real time, receive personalized insights, and explore how multimodal AI can help simplify skincare and beauty decisions.

The demonstrations sparked thoughtful conversations around the future of AI in beauty and reinforced Biuty’s mission of making personalized beauty guidance more intelligent, trustworthy, and accessible.

Strengthening Seattle’s Consumer AI Community

Following the panel, founders, investors, engineers, designers, and operators continued conversations during an open networking session, exchanging ideas on the future of Consumer AI and opportunities for collaboration across the Seattle startup ecosystem.

Biuty extends its sincere thanks to all speakers, attendees, community partners, and volunteers who helped make the event possible.

As Consumer AI continues to evolve, Biuty remains committed to building technologies that help consumers make better decisions while fostering a stronger community around AI innovation.