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Alibaba, Byte and Tencent are fighting for AI office
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Source: zhidx.com
Zhidongxi Author | Wang Han Editor | Yunpeng Zhidongzhi reported on August 3 that in just two weeks, three Internet giants, ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent, successively dropped bombshells on the AI office field. On July 30, ByteDance CEO Liang Rubo issued an internal email, merging the Feishu product team into Doubao and assigning the sales line to Volcano Engine. Feishu’s original product and commercialization system was split. On the same day, Tencent WorkBuddy launched the "human-machine dual writing" collaborative editing capability. On August 3, Alibaba Qianwen Office officially launched open beta, and the three Agent products QoderWork, Wukong, and MuleRun were merged into a unified product system. The integration methods of the three companies are different, but they are pointing in the same direction: turning AI from an independent function into a basic capability of office apps. The report "AI Development Trends and Implementation in the Collaborative Office Field" jointly released by IDC and Tencent Cloud, an international market data tracking organization, proposes that future collaborative offices will no longer be simply "AI embedded in traditional tools", but a native architecture system designed for deep collaboration between AI and people. IDC predicts that by 2030, 95% of job roles will be redefined, and employees will transform from performers of repetitive tasks to "task architects" of creative work. Liang Rubo also made a judgment: The form of office software in the AI era will be reconstructed and eventually evolve into a new work platform with intelligence as the core, rather than a document or collaboration tool in the traditional sense. Under the tweet about the WorkBuddy function update, some netizens lamented the speed of function iteration. AI skills that needed to be encapsulated a few days ago can now be completed in one second. Some netizens joked that they had been a super member of office software for 10 years, but they did not expect that AI functions would develop so fast. 1. Bytedance: Dismantling Feishu to feed Doubao. On July 30, ByteDance CEO Liang Rubo released an internal email announcing two integration lines: Product line: Feishu product team and Doubao product team were integrated to form a new “Beanbao product team”, under the unified responsibility of Doubao leader Zhao Qi, and former Feishu head Xie Xin reported to Zhao Qi. pin