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1. 2h
   AI office is at its 1972 moment; what's missing is human-agent delegation

   36Kr republished a speculative essay by Tan Li, co-founder of Shushi Technology, arguing that today's AI office products sit roughly where enterprise software was around 1972: Tencent WorkBuddy, Alibaba's Qwen Office and ByteDance's Doubao Work compete hard, but no shared abstraction yet ties them together. He proposes "responsibility conservation" — every agent action must trace back to a human authorization and leave an auditable record — and says the endgame is a "digital employee" that delivers outcomes rather than an efficiency tool sold per seat or per token. The real bottleneck, he argues, is that authentication, authorization and audit for human-agent delegation remain unstandardized, with policy design still largely blank.

   36氪 人工智能 · 🔥 9
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   Post-90s leaders take over China's LLM race: Qwen, MiMo, Tencent, ByteDance

   In September 2026 Alibaba confirmed Liu Dayiheng (b. 1993) as head of the ATH group's TokenFoundry Qwen large-language-model project ahead of its Yunqi conference, and Chen Yusen (b. 1992) appeared as an Alibaba group vice president and CEO of the Qwen Office unit. The same day Xiaomi released the MiMo-V2.6 series and promoted Luo Fuli (b. 1995) to level 22, the top of Xiaomi's job ladder; her MiMo-V2.6-Pro scored 46 on Artificial Analysis's composite intelligence index, which the article says makes it the top open-weight model on that list. It also describes Zhou Chang running ByteDance's Seedream, Seedance and world-model work and Yao Shunyu heading both AI Infra and the LLM department at Tencent since December 2025, arguing the job handover is complete while capability, commercialization and cost tests are only beginning.

   36氪 人工智能 · 🔥 9

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