Kunlun Tech Launches 'SkyAgents' AI Agent Development Platform


Google has launched two AI research agents, Deep Research and Deep Research Max, based on the Gemini 3.1Pro architecture, now available for paid preview. They aim to automate complex research processes and drive AI from simple search toward long-term computation with deep reasoning. The standard version focuses on efficiency and low latency, suitable for real-time conversation; the Max version prioritizes research depth and accuracy, suitable for complex tasks.
The relationship between OpenAI and Microsoft has encountered a rift. To reduce its reliance on Microsoft's computing power, OpenAI is accelerating its alliance with Amazon. Amazon has invested 50 billion US dollars in OpenAI and provided 2 gigawatts of computing power support, showcasing its strong positioning in the AI field.
Honor releases its self-developed terminal-side AI agent YOYO Claw, which is first embedded in the MagicBook series laptops. This technology can save 50% of token consumption and improve AI usage efficiency, providing users with a more intelligent experience.
Honor launches its self-developed 'Lobster' YOYO Claw AI Agent technology, aimed at solving three major pain points of AI agents: complex onboarding, high cost, and privacy risks. As the implementation of the 'Lobster Universe' concept, this technology achieves multi-device integration and 'one lobster, multiple uses', promoting the development of AI agent deployment and application on terminals.
Anthropic launches the public beta version of Claude Managed Agents, offering a one-stop solution for building and deploying AI agents. The platform integrates optimized frameworks and production-grade infrastructure, providing comprehensive lifecycle management for AI agents, reducing development cycles to just a few days. Its highly integrated design allows developers to avoid building complex systems on their own.