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first_img Baidu launched the portable office AI tool OkWork

After Alibaba and ByteDance launched Qianwen Office and Doubao Work respectively, Baidu has launched the AI tool OkWork, which focuses on mobile office solutions, integrating PPT generation, AI writing, spreadsheet data analysis, and poster image generation. The product interface features a minimalist and lightweight design, with the homepage showcasing four main modules: AI PPT, AI Writing, AI Spreadsheet, and AI Image Generation. This is also Baidu's recent move in the AI office scene following Kuku AI.AI PPT supports document to PPT conversion, PDF to PPT conversion, and outline generation for PPT, and can also beautify existing PPTs, split layers, and make AI modifications. AI Writing covers resumes, lesson plans, papers, reports, and document summaries, and supports PDF to Word conversion, continuation writing, and imitation writing; AI Spreadsheet focuses on data calculation and intelligent table creation. AI Image Generation includes capabilities for posters, avatars, as well as pixel art, hand-drawn newspapers, and comic strips. Users can complete content generation, document conversion, and image matching through conversations with specific requirements, and the template center provides PPT and resume templates.OkWork is not completely free; some features and rights consume AI points, which users can obtain by subscribing to a membership. The product covers scenarios such as workplace reports, student assignments, teaching preparation, and simple posters, leaning more towards quickly producing drafts and is not aimed at ultra-large documents or complex multi-person collaborative editing. According to 360iResearch, the global AI office software market is expected to grow to $35.49 billion by 2026 and is projected to reach $71.27 billion by 2032; a survey by iiMedia Consulting shows that the usage rate of office AI assistants among white-collar workers in China is 57.27%.

first_img Oracle's American cloud infrastructure division laid off 546 people

According to Business Insider, Oracle launched its second round of layoffs this year last week. A leaked document shows that 546 employees from its U.S. cloud infrastructure organization were laid off, accounting for about 7.6% of the listed 7,185 employees. The most affected positions include managers, engineers, software developers, and employees in the data center maintenance and service departments. The document states that the information was provided to comply with federal age discrimination laws. Oracle did not disclose the total number of layoffs last week and did not respond to requests for comment.Oracle previously revealed that it expects to reduce its workforce by 21,000 employees, a decrease of 13%, by May 31, 2026, with the total number of employees before the recent layoffs being 141,000. The cloud infrastructure department's revenue grew by 121% year-over-year in the most recent quarter. The document indicates that 57 software developer III positions were cut, with software development-related positions accounting for about 17% of the layoffs; the data center support services department laid off 41 people, including the department's vice president and two senior directors.A total of 128 positions containing the word "manager" were eliminated, accounting for about 23% of the layoffs, with project managers totaling 61 people. Most affected employees are over 40 years old, with about 16% being 60 years or older. Oracle is increasing its investment in AI data centers, expecting related expenditures to be between $90 billion and $95 billion this year.
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