JAKARTA - 360 Security Group launched Nano Work, an AI agent platform for companies. This platform targets business owners, startups, individual businesses, to employees.
China Daily, quoted on Friday, July 31, reported that the founder and chairman of the 360 Security Group, Zhou Hongyi, introduced Nano Work at a launch event in Beijing. He assessed that the adoption of AI in companies cannot be left to technical staff or employees.
"When companies adopt AI, the boss has to be the first to use it," Zhou said.
Nano Work is positioned as an intelligent agent work platform for organizations that want to use AI in daily operations. Zhou said the platform was designed to create a "super organization", as human and machine intelligence work together.
AI agents are artificial intelligence systems that can carry out tasks based on the goals given by the user. In a company, AI agents can help with research, planning, content creation, analysis, to administrative work.
To accelerate adoption, 360 is preparing a 100 million token trial for each initial user. The token is a processing unit in the AI service. The more complicated the task being carried out, the larger the token used.
The program is accompanied by special training and direct assistance. The initial target is to help 1,000 small businesses implement AI in a tangible way and increase operational efficiency.
China Daily said 360 tested Nano Work internally for five months before launching.
In the trial, the 360 team used various agents, including the OpenClaw framework, on more than 1,000 real business scenarios. The company also collected more than 56,000 user inputs and made 166 updates.
"Nano Work is not just a simple wrapper for a particular agent," Zhou said.
According to Zhou, this platform hides complex technical layers so that AI capabilities can be used directly as a productivity tool. He also said security was built in from the start.
The launch of Nano Work targets problems that have so far made many companies hesitant to use AI agents. These problems include the unpredictable consumption of tokens for complex tasks, technical settings that are not simple, the selection of AI models, access permission limits, task stability, and data security.
"Agents can only really get into the workplace if we simultaneously solve the problems of cost, ease of access, permits, stability, security, and sustainable development," Zhou said.
To answer this challenge, Nano Work uses a five-pillar architecture. The content includes a multi-agent engine, a multi-model foundation, a cloud-based office, several work modes, and a row of "expert" agents for specific tasks.
Multi-agent means that the platform can use multiple AI agents for different tasks. Multi-model means that the platform can choose more than one AI model according to the needs of the work.
Users simply state the work goal. After that, the platform will select the combination of AI experts, models, and execution paths that it considers most appropriate, without the need for manual tuning.
For business owners, Nano Work helps analyze operations, track growth, and manage progress. For individual business actors, this platform helps find opportunities, validate products, create content, and marketing.
For employees, Nano Work is intended to accelerate research, plan preparation, material production, and delivery of work results.
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