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DingTalk Unveils Groundbreaking AI Work Operating System

DingTalk Revolutionizes Workplace AI with Agent OS Launch

At its December 2025 product conference, DingTalk made waves by introducing Agent OS, positioning itself at the forefront of workplace artificial intelligence innovation. This groundbreaking system promises to redefine how humans and AI collaborate in professional settings.

A New Era of Human-AI Collaboration

Chen Hang (known as "Wuzhao"), DingTalk's founder and CEO, described the launch as ushering in "the Mulan era" of AI cooperation - a natural progression from their previous "Fern" generation technology. The company envisions Agent OS becoming the foundation for all future AI Agents on its platform.

"We're not just creating tools," Wuzhao emphasized, "we're building bridges between digital intelligence and physical workspaces."

Core Components Driving Change

The system's power lies in its integrated suite of innovative products:

  • DingTalk ONE: A unified interface streamlining human-AI interaction
  • DingTalk Real: Physical hardware providing secure environments for enterprise AI deployment (dubbed "AI's body")
  • AI Souse: An intelligent search and Q&A solution delivering instant answers
  • Wukong: A versatile task-processing Agent handling routine workflows
  • DEAP: Comprehensive platform empowering businesses to develop custom AI solutions

Industry-Specific Solutions Take Center Stage

The conference showcased over 20 specialized applications demonstrating Agent OS's versatility:

For manufacturers, "Order Agent" transforms product images into production schedules while "Quality Agent" predicts equipment failures before they occur. Service industries benefit from tools like:

  • AI Travel: Plans corporate itineraries with cost comparisons in under a minute (reportedly reducing expenses by 15%)
  • AI Customer Service: Adapts to incomplete knowledge bases while continuously improving responses

The newly upgraded version also enhances cross-border communication with real-time translation features helping global businesses overcome language barriers.

An Open Ecosystem Approach

Wuzhao stressed DingTalk's commitment to collaboration: "Agent OS isn't a walled garden - we're inviting partners to help shape industry-specific models and hardware solutions." This open philosophy aims to accelerate enterprise adoption through their MCP Square partnership program.

The launch positions DingTalk as a key player driving China's corporate AI transformation, with early adopters already reporting productivity gains from pilot implementations.

Key Points:

  • First dedicated operating system for workplace AI collaboration
  • Combines software interfaces with specialized hardware components
  • Over 20 industry-specific applications unveiled simultaneously
  • Open architecture encourages third-party development
  • Upgraded translation features support global business needs

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