零一万物：2026年将是“多智能体上岗元年”

Core Insights - By the end of 2025, several companies known as the "AI Six Dragons" are making significant progress, with Zhiyu and MiniMax preparing for IPOs in Hong Kong, and Kimi completing a $500 million Series C funding round [1] - In early 2026, Zero One Wanwu is shifting its strategic focus towards the application of large models, predicting that competition will transition from hiring personnel to managing "silicon-based troops" [1] - The role of "intelligent agent operators" is expected to emerge as a key position in enterprises, responsible for the deployment, training, evaluation, and optimization of intelligent agents [1] Company Developments - Zero One Wanwu's Vice President of Technology and Product Center, Zhao Binqiang, highlighted that enterprises are increasingly integrating AI capabilities into higher management levels, beyond just frontline applications [1] - The company's WanZhi enterprise large model one-stop platform has been upgraded to version 2.5, with enterprise-level multi-agent systems becoming a core application, akin to how Office functions within the Windows ecosystem [1] - The new architecture of WanZhi 2.5 adopts a "code-first, model-driven" approach, ensuring that multi-agents operate effectively within real production scenarios, achieving industrial-grade stability [1] Market Competition - The multi-agent field is competitive, with companies like Volcano Engine also proposing similar concepts [2] - Zhao Binqiang emphasized that as a small entrepreneurial company, Zero One Wanwu differentiates itself from larger firms by leveraging industry experts to provide tailored and practical solutions [2] - The company aims to assist clients in integrating management, operations, decision-making, information, personnel, and financial flows, even in the context of incomplete data infrastructure [2]