Firm hopes to become 'second brain' for users to record, think, create

Yinxiang Biji, a Beijing-based information-organizing application, hopes to transcend note-taking by aspiring to be a collection, management and sharing platform for high-value information and knowledge in China, said Tang Yi, its chairman and CEO.

The company can become a "second brain" that helps users record, think and create, he said.

"The cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence and big data play a vital role in the management of information, but user privacy and safety are our top priorities," Tang told China Daily in an exclusive interview during the sixth World Internet Conference held in Wuzhen, Zhejiang province.