The Qianwen App has launched an "Office Assistant," introducing an independent office mode that can operate computers and browsers, autonomously break down tasks, invoke skills, and connect to emails and calendars. It supports scheduled execution, allowing users to assign tasks from their phones while the computer does the work, ultimately delivering documents, spreadsheets, and web pages. Alibaba's public beta of "Qianwen Office" also features capabilities to operate computers, invoke tools, and execute complex tasks, with the ability to deliver Office documents and web pages. The two products belong to different divisions: the Qianwen App targets individual users, while Qianwen Office is aimed at corporate users. Despite their similar names, their functionalities overlap significantly.
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