Science & Tech · AI · 14 hrs ago
Ant Group Tests LingGuang 2.0 as a Personal Agent
Ant Group is testing LingGuang 2.0 in a limited beta.
LingGuang is being developed as a personal agent, rather than only a tool that responds to requests.
The new version is designed to remember users over time.
It can also move tasks forward on its own and use Skills and MCP tools.
These features are intended to let the agent carry out more work for users.
A full rollout is due this month.
Ant Group is testing LingGuang 2.0 as a personal agent, according to sources close to the project.
The version is being tested with the ability to remember users and move tasks forward on its own.
It can call Skills and MCP tools.
A full rollout is due this month, the report says.
- Who
- Ant Group.
- What
- It is testing LingGuang 2.0 as a personal agent.
- When
- The testing is under way; a full rollout is due this month.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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LingGuang is testing a version that remembers users, advances tasks on its own and calls Skills and MCP tools.
A full rollout is due, according to sources close to the project.
- Company
- Ant Group
- Product
- LingGuang 2.0
- Testing capabilities
- User memory, autonomous task progress, and calls to Skills and MCP tools
- Full rollout
- Due this month
Sources
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