Kunlun Tech and the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, Peking University, and other institutions have jointly released a general computer control framework named Cradle. This AI framework enables intelligent agents (AI Agents) to control keyboards and mice directly like humans without special training, interact with any open-source or closed-source software, and not rely on any internal API. Cradle is the first AI framework that can handle

Kunlun Tech has launched the 'SkyAgents' AI Agent Development Platform, enabling users to create their own AI intelligence without coding. The platform is based on Kunlun Tech's 'Sky Model' and features autonomous learning and independent thinking capabilities. Users can build personal assistants using natural language and perform tasks such as setting predefined questions, specifying responses, and creating and retrieving knowledge bases. 'SkyAgents' supports personalized customization for enterprise applications, such as intelligent customer service, training, and legal consultancy. The platform utilizes a modular large language model.

Kunlun Tech stated that the 'Tiangong' large model has been iterating on a weekly basis since its release, with the training cluster operating at high load. The mobile version of the Tiangong AI assistant has officially launched and entered the internal testing phase, available for both iOS and Android users to download and test. The company's large model supports text conversations exceeding ten thousand characters, allowing users to engage in over 20 rounds of interaction.

Kunlun Tech's subsidiary, Tiangong Technology, has collaborated with Meta to develop the StarMaker VR version for MetaQuest 2. Meta will launch the StarMaker VR version on the Oculus Official Store. This collaboration marks Meta's recognition of Kunlun Tech's technical strength and capabilities.