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Anthropic and Databricks announced a five-year, $100 million partnership to develop AI agent tools for enterprise task automation. Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi stated that Anthropic's Claude model will be directly available on the Databricks platform, enabling clients to leverage their own data to develop custom AI solutions.

On March 12th, the tech world was once again ignited by the Chinese AI newcomer, Manus. According to ManusAI, since the product's launch on March 6th, within just 7 days, 2 million people globally have joined the waitlist. This world's first general-purpose AI Agent, created by a Chinese team of 90s-born individuals led by Monica, has sparked heated discussions with its powerful capabilities surpassing traditional AI assistants. Manus not only provides suggestions or answers questions but also delivers complete task results directly, earning it the title of the perfect combination of mind and hand.

Manus, an AI Agent product from Chinese startup Monica, has recently gained traction on X. Its founder, Ji Yichao, today shared further technical details via social media. According to Ji, Manus is built upon Alibaba's Qwen large language model and leverages various fine-tuned models to achieve its unique functionalities. This revelation has sparked industry discussion regarding Manus's technological origins and further ignited global AI community interest in its potential.

Recently, Mango TV revealed on its investor interaction platform the launch of its new AI Agent platform - 'Mango Sago'. The introduction of this platform marks the company's further development in the field of artificial intelligence, aimed at enhancing the efficiency of content creation and review. It is reported that Mango TV has carried out a series of technical preparations and product developments in AI Agent technology. Through the 'Mango Sago' platform, Mango TV has successfully built over 70 intelligent agents, covering program ideas, advertising creativity, and content review.

Austin-based startup RapidCanvas recently announced the completion of a $16 million Series A funding round aimed at advancing its AI Agent technology. These AI Agents can automate up to 75% of the complex tasks traditionally carried out by data scientists and engineers. The funding was led by Peak XV Partners, with participation from Titanium Ventures, Accel, and Valley Capital.

Microsoft recently released the open-source library TinyTroupe, a groundbreaking AI system that simulates human behavior in virtual environments, providing businesses with innovative product testing and market research solutions. TinyTroupe utilizes large language models such as GPT-4o to create AI agents called "TinyPersons" with unique personalities, interests, and goals. These virtual agents can interact within "TinyWorlds" environments, simulating real user scenarios. Unlike traditional game simulations, Tin

iFlytek Co., Ltd. recently announced a major upgrade to its Spark low-code AI agent platform. This upgrade significantly shortens development cycles and expands application scenarios through rapid building and flexible customization. Additionally, it improves the decision-making accuracy of AI agents through data integration. After the upgrade, users can create valuable AI Agents for free, connect to the fine-tuning platform for customized optimization, upgrade the RAG scheme to expand professional knowledge, and access template creation to lower development barriers.

In today's highly competitive cloud computing market, Google Cloud has recently announced the launch of a new AI agent ecosystem project - AI Agent Space. With competitors like Microsoft and Amazon continuously rolling out innovative tools, Google's initiative aims to help businesses better discover, deploy, and co-create AI agents to achieve task automation, enhance customer experience, and optimize operational efficiency. The launch of AI Agent Space marks Google Cloud's further expansion in the enterprise service sector. Through this new ecosystem, Google aims to...

Recently, researchers from Stanford University and the University of Hong Kong discovered that current AI Agents (such as Claude) are more easily disrupted by pop-ups than humans, with significantly reduced performance even when faced with simple pop-ups. According to the study, AI Agents achieved an average attack success rate of 86% when confronted with deliberately designed pop-ups in experimental environments, leading to a 47% decrease in task success rate. This finding has sparked new concerns regarding the safety of AI Agents, especially as they are assigned more autonomous tasks.

Today, Honor officially announced that the Honor MagicOS 9.0 operating system will be unveiled on October 23, and the Honor Magic7 series smartphones are scheduled for an official release on October 30. The theme of these two press conferences is 'Witness AI Magic', indicating that Honor will make significant breakthroughs in the field of artificial intelligence. The MagicOS 9.0 operating system is expected to deeply explore AI technology, providing a rich AI experience and making phone operations more convenient and intelligent with the integration of smart technologies.

After several quarters of growth in shipments, the global smartphone market has finally emerged from its slump. This September, major brands are holding grand launch events; Apple has unveiled the highly anticipated iPhone 16, while Huawei has introduced the Mate XT. Meanwhile, Honor has made an appearance at the IFA in Berlin, announcing its entry into the 'autonomous driving era' with the industry's first AI Agent intelligent entity.

All Hands AI has raised $5 million in seed funding led by Menlo Ventures, aiming to develop a model-agnostic open source AI agent to help developers reduce tedious tasks like writing unit tests, managing dependencies, and maintaining documentation, allowing them to focus more on creative work. Their target project, OpenHands, has already garnered over 30,000 stars on GitHub and has more than 150 contributors, positioning itself as a "smart partner" for developers.

AI Agent platform DevRev announced it has completed a $100 million Series A funding round, reaching a valuation of $1.15 billion, with investors including Khosla Ventures and Mayfield Fund. Founder Dheeraj Pandey is gaining attention for his successful experience in the cloud computing sector. The core product, the AgentOS platform, can extract data from traditional systems and easily build AI agents, achieving real-time data connections through knowledge graphs that integrate customer, product, and employee relationships to capture business insights.