Big companies are crazy about AI offices, and another deeper battle is starting

Intelligent Things Author | Bi Weihao Editor | Moying Since this year, domestic major manufacturers have intensively increased their focus on AI office work. Various AI applications such as Workbody and Qianwen Office have emerged in an endless stream. AI Agent continues to write code, make PPT, organize information, analyze data and other high-frequency office scenarios to realize value. The office scene connects the C-side and the B-side and requires high frequency and intuitive perception, so it is a natural entry point for the explosion of AI. In addition to this craze around "office", another deeper battlefield has opened - AI is beginning to move from the desk to the core business site of the enterprise. This trend has been seen both at home and abroad. In overseas markets, Palantir continues to gain popularity in the capital market with its in-depth application of AI in decision-making, operations and complex business processes, with its market value exceeding US$400 billion. In the domestic market, AItoB has also become an important landing direction for more and more large model companies. The market value of large model company Zhipu once reached one trillion Hong Kong dollars, and commercialization expectations on the industrial side continue to heat up. However, compared with office scenarios, it is not as easy as imagined for AI to truly enter the core business of an enterprise. According to a survey by MIT, 95% of enterprise AI pilot projects fail to be successfully implemented, mainly because the tools cannot learn, have poor integration effects, or do not match the actual workflow. This also means that what enterprises really focus on is never improving efficiency at a single point, but whether AI can enter real business links and directly serve business growth, user conversion and transaction fulfillment. In the era of the smart economy, whoever can help enterprises cross the line from pilot to large-scale implementation, and allow AI to truly create revenue, undertake business, and complete contracts, will be more likely to master the core levers of the next decade. 1. Outside of the office, AI is entering the core scenarios of enterprises. The office is the first stop for Agents to break out among non-technical people. They write code, make PPT, organize information, and analyze data. These tasks have common characteristics: clear goals, digital processes, and results that are easy to measure. Among these tasks, Agent solves the problem of efficiency. But when entering real business scenarios, the core values ​​that companies need