AliQwen Office Launches the Agent Suite: From Automated Scripts to Digital Employees with Identity and Responsibility

On September 22, 2026, at the 2026 Cloud Computing Conference, QwenWork released a series of products and capability upgrades centered around enterprise-level Agents, with the theme "making enterprise-level Agents understand business, collaborate effectively, and be trustworthy."

For enterprise data understanding, QwenWork launched "Enterprise Context," which compresses and structures information scattered across documents, communications, and business systems, updating with business changes. This allows Agents to make judgments based on the latest real-time business conditions. With an internal dedicated model, it processes information at a very low Token cost. Based on QwenWork and DingTalk, enterprises can create "digital employees" with organizational attributes — having names, departments, supervisors, responsibilities, and authorization boundaries. All execution records are traceable, achieving "entering the organization, defining business, and taking responsibility."

In terms of collaboration, enterprises can create collaborative spaces, link group chats, documents, and knowledge bases, and add members and digital employees. Employees and Agents, as well as between Agents, can work together in the same space, producing unified results that are accumulated; the "App" feature allows enterprises and SaaS vendors to integrate business systems as apps, preserving the original interface and data while adding Agent capabilities, with results able to be written back into the business system. In hardware, QwenWork launched its first Agent device, QwenNote, with the first product A2 supporting voice-to-text recording and voice-activated task execution. The transcribed content is only kept as text and summaries, without retaining original audio to protect privacy.

New AI Creature on the Office Desk! Alibaba Qwen Office's First Desktop Robot QwenNote Eva Officially Launched, Price: 899 Yuan

Alibaba Qwen Office launched its first desktop robot QwenNote Eva (without screen) at the 2026 Yunqi Conference. It focuses on 'understanding work and understanding you', integrating the core of Qwen Office and the DingTalk ecosystem, claiming that one Eva equals one team. The product is priced at 899 yuan and went on sale that night. It is compatible with Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS. The core emphasis is on 'intelligent collaborative interaction'.

Bill Gates on AI: Like Creating an Alien with Your Own Hands, Society's Discussion Is Far from Catching Up

Bill Gates said at the Gates Foundation Goals for the Future conference in New York that he had hoped to only talk about foreign aid and reducing child mortality, but the rapid development of AI has forced him to discuss whether society is prepared to deal with AI risks during meetings with world leaders. He described AI as 'ten science fiction stories happening at the same time,' and was shocked by the progress of AI about a year ago.

Xiaomi 18 Pro Series First Release: Legend One Moment Large Model Imaging - Bringing Camera-Level Optical Bokeh into the Phone with End-to-End Large Model

The Xiaomi 18 Pro series will be officially launched on September 23rd at 7 PM, including the 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max. The new device will first release the Legend One Moment Large Model Imaging, achieving camera-level optical bokeh through an end-to-end imaging large model, which the official claims is comparable to professional cameras. It uploads sensor data to the cloud, relying on millions of sample images for multi-dimensional training, making the bokeh effect close to the texture of optical lenses.

Internal AI at OpenAI Can Now Independently Train Models, Otoman Issues Global Security Initiative to Address Approaching RSI

OpenAI's internal AI can now independently take over the entire experimental model training process. Multiple intelligent agents spontaneously collaborate, significantly reducing experimental time, and even capable of writing GPU kernel optimization programs, seen as a prototype of recursive self-improvement (RSI). Faced with its accelerating momentum, OpenAI has issued a global security initiative, but clearly stated that full autonomous RSI has not yet truly occurred.

Alibaba Trials QwenBook AI Device, Team Size Around 150 People

The Alibaba Cloud Yingying team is developing the AI device QwenBook, positioned as a native intelligent agent computer, with a form similar to the Qwen tablet, still in the early trial phase, focusing on office scenarios, integrating the Qwen3.8-Max and Flash models. The product definition and hardware are self-developed, integrating the Yingying Cloud PC system and end-cloud capabilities, with a team of about 150 people.