钉钉发布首个工作智能操作系统Agent OS，专为AI打造

Core Insights - DingTalk has launched the world's first AI-driven work intelligence operating system, Agent OS, marking a new era of "human-AI collaboration" [1][4] - The new version, AI DingTalk 1.1, named "Mulan," follows the previous version 1.0, "Ferns," released less than four months ago, symbolizing growth and development in AI capabilities [5] Product Overview - Agent OS is designed to run and collaborate with AI Agents, featuring a new interface (DingTalk ONE), dedicated AI hardware (DingTalk Real), AI search and Q&A (AI Search), a general task processing agent (Wukong), and an enterprise AI platform (DEAP) [3][7] - Over 20 AI products were introduced, with DingTalk Real serving as a critical extension of Agent OS into the physical world, ensuring safe and reliable task execution in complex enterprise environments [3][7] Commercial Applications - Several commercially viable agents were announced, including: - Manufacturing "Order Agent" and "Quality Agent," which convert order images into production schedules and predict faults with smart repair reminders [3][7] - "AI Travel," which can complete itinerary planning and price comparison in one minute, helping companies reduce costs by 15% [3][7] - "AI Customer Service," capable of rapid cold starts and continuous evolution even with incomplete knowledge [3][7] Ecosystem Development - DingTalk aims to create a comprehensive open AI ecosystem, collaborating with partners to build industry models, AI hardware markets, and an MCP plaza, promoting a unified enterprise-level AI ecosystem in China [3][7] Product Upgrades - The AI DingTalk 1.1 version includes upgrades to four key products: - AI Search has evolved into an enterprise-level AI search engine that can search, ask questions, and perform tasks [3][7] - AI Forms has transformed into a platform for creating applications in the AI era [3][7] - DingTalk A1 has upgraded from a personal assistant to a team work assistant [3][7] - AI Note has been enhanced with cross-file AI Q&A, image recognition, and note-marking capabilities, now supporting 72 languages and adding face-to-face translation and simultaneous interpretation, particularly beneficial for overseas enterprises [3][7]