In a bold move that has sent ripples through the tech world, 360’s founder, Zhou Hongyi, is taking on a radical experiment: he’s effectively dismantling the company’s entire marketing department, potentially saving tens of millions of dollars annually. This isn’t a cost-cutting measure in the traditional sense; it’s a high-stakes test of technological prowess, and a bet on the future of AI-powered efficiency.
Zhou’s audacious plan? To single-handedly orchestrate a full product launch, demonstrating the capabilities of his latest creation: the nano-AI super search intelligence agent. This isn’t just a publicity stunt; it’s a deep dive into the transformative power of artificial intelligence, challenging conventional notions of productivity in the process.
He’s set an ambitious deadline: just five days. In the past, launching a product would have demanded the constant efforts of a marketing team of dozens of people, working tirelessly for weeks. Zhou’s personal involvement is a testament to his confidence in the new technology.
At the heart of this challenge lies the nano-AI super search intelligence agent. The product is designed to give individuals unprecedented power, to amplify their abilities a hundredfold, effectively commanding the work of literally hundreds of intelligent agents. Zhou is pitting the new tech against the traditional process to demonstrate the potential for transformative change.
The super search agent is powered by an aggregation of the best large language models in China. It is meant to understand user intentions, then dissect complex tasks, and it will in turn launch hundreds of search requests. The agent, as it’s designed, will break free from traditional search constraints, delving into social media platforms and short video sites, to find content.
Even more remarkably, the agent has the ability to automatically read, filter information, and generate detailed reports in a single click, covering a wide array of practical scenarios — from shopping and travel planning to the college application process — promises to save over 90% of the time and labor involved.
Zhou stresses that the real value of technology shouldn’t ever be just about hype, but should offer a genuine solution. His challenge to the industry is by showing the power of AI, to demonstrate whether the nano-AI super search intelligence agent can revolutionize the way things are done, and whether it can replace the old, less efficient models.
If successful, the marketing team will be reassigned, and the subsequent cost savings will be poured back into national security efforts and AI product development. It’s a bold declaration of faith in the power of AI to reshape not just companies, but the very fabric of how they operate, and what they can achieve, ultimately.
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