Recently, an interesting phenomenon has been observed: more and more capital is investing in the AI agent track. 13 different technology companies are demonstrating through practical actions how intelligent agents are truly transforming traditional industries.

Let's start with the creative software sector. Wondershare Technology, as a major player in global digital creative tools, is reconstructing creative workflows with AI agents—ranging from material processing to content output, there is significant room for efficiency improvement. During the same period, domestic companies like Tuorisi focus on semantic intelligence and large model applications, providing enterprise clients with intelligent Q&A and industry solutions through knowledge graphs and data platforms, directly promoting digital transformation on the B-end.

At the enterprise service level, Hand Enterprise Solutions embeds AI agents into ERP systems to achieve business process automation and intelligent decision support. Yidian Tianxia approaches from a global marketing perspective, using AI to drive programmatic advertising and creative automation, helping companies reduce costs and increase efficiency in cross-border marketing. Although these two directions differ, the logic remains consistent: using intelligent agents to reduce repetitive work and allocate resources to high-value decisions.

Changes in content and consumer sectors are also quite evident. Chinese Online integrates AI into digital reading and IP operations, enabling text generation and cross-modal content production; Worthbuy optimizes shopping experiences with AI agents, breaking down information barriers; Yi Wang Yi Chuang applies intelligent agents in full-domain e-commerce operations, covering consumer insights, precise marketing, and supply chain optimization. The commonality among these companies is that AI agents are becoming standard tools for enhancing user experience and operational efficiency.

In the more advanced technology field, Zhuoyi Information is making efforts in firmware for computing devices and AI programming tools to promote indigenous innovation; Nengke Technology integrates AI and automation control into industrial manufacturing, optimizing production processes and enabling predictive maintenance of equipment. These two companies represent the application potential of intelligent agents in manufacturing and development.

The media and entertainment industries are also accelerating. Mango Super Media leverages self-developed large models to drive virtual production and AI director capabilities; Jiechengtong's ChatPV platform covers the entire video creation process with intelligent automation; Caixun Co., Ltd. uses AI agents in trusted email domains to enable cloud disk search and digital employee services.

Finally, at the infrastructure level, Wangsu Technology, as a leading CDN provider, is using AI agents to optimize content distribution scheduling and real-time data analysis, empowering scenarios such as video and live streaming.

The common feature among these 13 companies is that they are all using AI agents to solve specific pain points in their respective fields—reducing costs, improving efficiency, and enhancing user experience. Although the track is fragmented, the direction is consistent, which perhaps indicates that AI agents are moving from the conceptual stage into real industrial applications.