Within two weeks, ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent launched major moves in the AI office sector. On July 30, ByteDance CEO Liang Rubo issued an internal email merging the Feishu product team into Doubao and placing the sales line under Volcano Engine, splitting Feishu's original product and commercial system. On the same day, Tencent WorkBuddy launched the "Human-AI Dual Writing" collaborative editing capability. On August 3, Alibaba's Qianwen Office opened public beta testing, integrating three Agent products—QoderWork, Wukong, and MuleRun—into a unified product system. The companies adopted different integration approaches but aim to transform AI from an independent function into the underlying capability of office applications. A report jointly released by IDC and Tencent Cloud states that future collaborative office will be a native architecture system designed for deep collaboration between AI and humans. IDC predicts that by 2030, 95% of job roles will be redefined, with employees shifting from repetitive task executors to "task architects" for creative work. Liang Rubo said office software in the AI era will be restructured into a new type of work platform with agents as the core. Netizens commented on the fast iteration speed of functions, noting AI skills that needed encapsulation days ago can now be completed in one second, and one joked about being a super member of office software for 10 years without expecting such rapid AI development.