Alibaba Group on Tuesday launched an artificial intelligence platform for enterprises targeting automation, intensifying competition in China's rapidly evolving AI agent market following the OpenClaw craze that âhas â gripped the â country's tech sector.
The platform, called Wukong, can coordinate multiple AI agents to handle complex business tasks including document editing, spreadsheet updates, meeting transcription and research within a single interface. It is currently available for invitation-only beta testing.
The launch came a day after â Alibaba unveiled âits reorganization under the newly established Alibaba Token Hub (ATH) business group, signaling a company-wide â push into enterprise AI agents. Wukong is the flagship product from the Wukong Business Unit under ATH.
Users can access Wukong as a standalone desktop application or through DingTalk, Alibaba's collaboration platform, which serves more than 20 million corporate users.
The platform will connect with other messaging services including âSlack, Microsoft Teams and WeChat, according to a press release.
The move comes as OpenClaw, âan open-source âAI agent â tool, has gripped China in recent weeks, with users eager to install and experiment with agent products.
This has prompted âtech firms to join the trend even as authorities warn of security risks. Companies including ByteDance, Tencent and AI startup Zhipu have also launched similar offerings.
The platform, called Wukong, can coordinate multiple AI agents to handle complex business tasks including document editing, spreadsheet updates, meeting transcription and research within a single interface. It is currently available for invitation-only beta testing.
The launch came a day after â Alibaba unveiled âits reorganization under the newly established Alibaba Token Hub (ATH) business group, signaling a company-wide â push into enterprise AI agents. Wukong is the flagship product from the Wukong Business Unit under ATH.
Users can access Wukong as a standalone desktop application or through DingTalk, Alibaba's collaboration platform, which serves more than 20 million corporate users.
The platform will connect with other messaging services including âSlack, Microsoft Teams and WeChat, according to a press release.
The move comes as OpenClaw, âan open-source âAI agent â tool, has gripped China in recent weeks, with users eager to install and experiment with agent products.
This has prompted âtech firms to join the trend even as authorities warn of security risks. Companies including ByteDance, Tencent and AI startup Zhipu have also launched similar offerings.
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