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Cognitora is the next generation cloud platform designed for AI agents. Different from traditional container platforms, it utilizes high-performance micro-virtual machines such as Cloud Hypervisor and Firecracker to provide a secure, lightweight and fast AI-native computing environment. It can execute AI-generated code, automate intelligent workloads at scale, and bridge the gap between AI inference and real-world execution. Its importance lies in providing powerful computing and operation support for AI agents, allowing AI agents to run more efficiently and safely. Key benefits include high performance, secure isolation, lightning-fast boot times, multi-language support, advanced SDKs and tools, and more. This platform is aimed at AI developers and enterprises and is committed to providing comprehensive computing resources and tools for AI agents. In terms of price, users who register can get 5,000 free points for testing.

Meta Motivo is the first behavior-based model released by Meta FAIR. It is pre-trained through a novel unsupervised reinforcement learning algorithm and is used to control complex virtual humanoid agents to complete full-body tasks. The model is able to solve unseen tasks such as motion tracking, pose attainment, and reward optimization with hints at test time, without the need for additional learning or fine-tuning. The importance of this technology lies in its zero-shot learning capability, which enables it to handle a variety of complex tasks while maintaining behavioral robustness. The development background of Meta Motivo is based on the pursuit of generalization capabilities for more complex tasks and different types of agents. Its open source pre-training model and training code encourage the community to further develop research on behavioral basic models.

Magentic-One is a general-purpose multi-agent system developed by the Microsoft research team, designed to solve open network and file tasks. The system represents an important step in the field of artificial intelligence's evolution toward agent systems capable of completing complex multi-step tasks that people encounter in work and life. Magentic-One employs a master agent called Orchestrator, which is responsible for planning, tracking progress, and re-planning when needed, while directing other specialized agents to perform tasks such as operating a web browser, navigating local files, or writing and executing Python code. Magentic-One has demonstrated performance comparable to the state-of-the-art on multiple challenging proxy benchmarks without requiring modifications to its core capabilities or architecture.