China-based technology powerhouse Lenovo, the world’s largest manufacturer of personal computers, is expecting an uptick in demand due to new artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. US software giant Microsoft earlier this week introduced new AI features for its Windows operating system, which Lenovo computers use. Lenovo executive Mirco Krebs said on Thursday that the company expects PCs with AI functions to revolutionize user behaviour in a similar manner to other technological advances such as the internet and smartphones, and drive growth. In the past quarter, Lenovo increased global tu…