360 Security Technology (SH:601360) Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2025-10-17 11:58Core Insights - The founder of 360 Group, Zhou Hongyi, stated that artificial intelligence (AI) has entered a new stage of practical application development, with intelligent agent development being a key focus for the implementation of AI technology [1][2] - The 2025 China International Digital Economy Expo is taking place from October 17 to 19 in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, where Zhou delivered a lecture on "The Development and Practice of Intelligent Agents" [1][3] Group 1 - AI development has shifted from model training to practical application, necessitating technology that can convert capabilities into actual productivity [1][2] - Three conditions contributing to the rise of intelligent agents include decreased computing costs, the availability of open-source large models, and enhanced reasoning capabilities [1][2] Group 2 - Large models possess strong reasoning and generation capabilities but lack execution ability, which limits their functionality to passive responses [2] - The development of intelligent agents aims to address the limitation of large models by transforming them from "chat assistants" to "digital employees," embedding AI capabilities into real business processes [2] Group 3 - Key characteristics that distinguish intelligent agents from large AI models include autonomous planning and task decomposition, memory and knowledge management, tool invocation and execution capabilities, and multi-agent collaboration [2] - Intelligent agents represent a comprehensive evolution of problem analysis and resolution capabilities, rather than merely adding mechanical components to AI models [2] Group 4 - The development of intelligent agents will transform individual roles within organizations, shifting individuals from "executors" to planners, managers, and leaders of intelligent agents, thereby creating "super individuals" who can command multiple agents [2] - This transformation is expected to significantly enhance productivity and restructure internal processes within organizations, leading to new operational models based on intelligent agent collaboration [2] Group 5 - The future development of intelligent agents is anticipated to cause an explosive increase in computing power demand, far exceeding current requirements for large model chat scenarios [2] - If intelligent agents become widespread across various industries, the overall demand for computing power could increase by thousands of times, potentially overwhelming existing urban computing centers, necessitating proactive planning [2]