Recently, a number of developers have turned to AI tools to streamline the reverse-engineering process, effectively migrating the iOS system to a range of Android devices. This includes older Xiaomi Redmi models, various other Android smartphones, and tablets. Leveraging AI, these migration projects can automatically scrutinize error logs, perform cross-platform comparisons of driver source codes, and produce compatible adaptation code. This has dramatically sped up the process of adapting systems across different hardware configurations.

However, it's important to note that the iOS versions currently migrated only support fundamental touch interactions and access to the system interface. Core functionalities such as making calls, multimedia capabilities, and graphics acceleration are not yet available. Additionally, security measures are notably lax, falling short of the standards required for everyday primary use. Despite these limitations, the AI-powered development approach has significantly enhanced the pace of project iteration, offering the promise of reviving the enthusiastic trend of device flashing that was prevalent in earlier years.