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  12. Cailian Press

    After securities firms rush to integrate DeepSeek and WorkBuddy, what will set AI offerings apart?

    Over the past two months, securities firms have been rapidly joining external AI ecosystems: GF Securities became the first securities firm to join Tencent WorkBuddy on September 2, launching an initial batch of 12 self-developed Skills and 9 expert capabilities; on September 7, Alibaba's Qwen open platform launched more than ten financial agents, including four securities firm agents such as Guotai Haitong's "Lingxi." The gap among securities firms' AI offerings is shifting toward the knowledge base, deliverables, and information-source boundaries; underlying general-purpose models are becoming standard, while upper-layer data assets and compliance capabilities are harder to replicate.

    Over the past two months, securities firms have been rapidly joining external AI ecosystems: GF Securities became the first securities firm to join Tencent WorkBuddy on September 2, launching an initial batch of 12 self-developed Skills and 9 expert capabilities; on September 7, Alibaba's Qwen open platform launched more than ten financial agents, including four securities firm agents such as Guotai Haitong's "Lingxi." The gap among securities firms' AI offerings is shifting toward the knowledge

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  1. TechCrunch AI

    TechCrunch rounds up AI agents that live in text messages

    TechCrunch reviewed more than ten AI agents that require no app download and interact directly via text message, covering general-purpose assistants as well as specialized products for home, travel, content creation, and work. These agents can remember context, connect to existing apps, and complete tasks on users' behalf, such as scheduling appointments, booking restaurants, sending emails, and shopping online. The article also lists each product's launch date, funding situation, and subscription price, such as Instinct raising $1 billion at a $10 billion valuation in September 2026, Fambot securing $3.5 million in pre-seed funding, and Town completing a $55 million Series A round.

    TechCrunch reviewed more than ten AI agents that require no app download and interact directly via text message, covering general-purpose assistants as well as specialized products for home, travel, content creation, and work. These agents can remember context, connect to existing apps, and complete tasks on users' behalf, such as scheduling appointments, booking restaurants, sending emails, and shopping online. The article also lists each product's launch date, funding situation, and subscripti

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