Ant's "Lingguang" launches new version beta testing, upgrading personal AI agent to rival Meta Muse

Ant's "Lingguang" launches new version beta testing, upgrading personal AI agent to rival Meta Muse

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Ant Group's AI product "Lingguang" has recently begun small-scale internal beta testing of a new version, which fully benchmarks against Meta's personal AI agent Muse, launched in the 9th month (September) of this year. According to sources close to the project, work on Lingguang in the relevant direction began half a year ago, went through multiple version iterations along the way, and is planned to be fully opened this month.

The core of this upgrade is that Lingguang has achieved a leap from a basic chat and app-generation AI assistant to an AI-native personal agent with long-term memory capable of proactively advancing complex tasks. By invoking Skill and MCP, the new version can perform cross-app operations such as sending messages on DingTalk and controlling smart home devices.

Its beta use cases mainly focus on pain points of traditional scenarios such as long-duration and multi-variable tasks, covering helping office workers track market anomalies, assisting parents in managing DingTalk check-ins, and automatically rerouting trips when encountering flight delays or scenic spot crowd restrictions during travel. This iteration marks the fact that major Chinese tech companies are accelerating their deployment of proactive AI agents, pushing applications to deeply evolve toward full-process task delegation.

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