Founder of 360 Group, Zhou Hongyi, officially launched the new enterprise intelligent agent work platform "NanoWork", designed for enterprise owners, entrepreneurs, sole proprietorships (OPC), and enterprise employees to create AI-driven "super organizations", promoting the transition of enterprises from using AI tools to intelligent agent collaborative work.
At the launch event, Zhou Hongyi stated that enterprise leaders need to lead by example when implementing AI applications. He announced that the first users of NanoWork would receive a trial quota of 100 million Tokens each, and through professional training and support services, he plans to prioritize helping 1,000 small businesses implement AI and improve operational efficiency.
According to the introduction, before the product launch, 360 used itself as a test scenario, applying intelligent agents such as OpenClaw to over 1,000 real business scenarios within the company, collecting more than 56,000 user feedbacks, and completing 166 version iterations in 5 months, finally launching NanoWork. Zhou Hongyi emphasized that this platform is not simply packaging a single intelligent agent, but rather hiding complex technical details and transforming advanced capabilities like large models and intelligent agents into directly usable productivity for enterprises, while integrating security features.
NanoWork is built around five core systems: multi-intelligent agent engine, multi-model foundation, cloud office, multi-work mode, and multi-expert system. Users do not need to master models, frameworks, or tools; they just need to set a goal, and the platform can coordinate different AI experts to complete tasks based on the requirements, automatically matching suitable models and execution methods.
In terms of application scenarios, enterprise managers can use NanoWork for business analysis, growth, and progress management; entrepreneurs and sole proprietorships can complete opportunity exploration, product validation, content creation, and marketing acquisition; enterprise employees can leverage AI to improve research analysis, solution planning, content creation, and project delivery efficiency.
Regarding the security challenges brought by intelligent agents performing tasks, Zhou Hongyi pointed out that "a large model making a mistake is saying the wrong thing, while an intelligent agent making a mistake is doing the wrong thing." 360 has made "native security, built-in from the factory" the core design principle of NanoWork, reducing enterprise AI application risks through mechanisms such as cloud isolation, permission control, and data protection.
