@10xmylife: The offline forum for Qianwen Office is insanely popular Way too exaggerated Usually, most of the people I interact wit…

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The article describes the popularity of an offline forum for Qianwen Office, highlighting the gap in AI tool adoption between tech developers and practitioners in industries like education training, where tools are increasingly used for efficiency.

The offline forum for Qianwen Office is insanely popular Way too exaggerated Usually, most of the people I interact with are developers, and everyone’s super skilled at playing with Agents. Over time, I gradually started thinking that Agents must be really widespread. But in reality, there are still so many industries that haven’t adopted Agents yet. I chatted with the guy next to me—he’s in the education training field, and now he’s using Agents to boost efficiency too, like managing question banks, auto-generating test papers, making some small tools, and stuff like that. Even more impressive: every time he learns something new, he hosts a live class, charging 199 per session. He told me the user group is full of teachers in education training—over 500 people already, and every class gets tons of sign-ups. I checked their group chat history—they’re posting little tools and tips every day, and the vibe is super lively. To us, those tools are just AI slop, and the tips are total common sense that don’t even need explaining. But they’re thrilled about it because it genuinely helps them work faster. It really feels like two different worlds 😂 And this is just the education training industry—imagine how many industries, how many practitioners, and how many opportunities are out there at the event… It’s mind-blowing.
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The offline forum for Qianwen Office is insanely popular
Way too exaggerated

Usually, most of the people I interact with are developers, and everyone’s super skilled at playing with Agents. Over time, I gradually started thinking that Agents must be really widespread.
But in reality, there are still so many industries that haven’t adopted Agents yet.

I chatted with the guy next to me—he’s in the education training field, and now he’s using Agents to boost efficiency too, like managing question banks, auto-generating test papers, making some small tools, and stuff like that.

Even more impressive: every time he learns something new, he hosts a live class, charging 199 per session. He told me the user group is full of teachers in education training—over 500 people already, and every class gets tons of sign-ups.
I checked their group chat history—they’re posting little tools and tips every day, and the vibe is super lively. To us, those tools are just AI slop, and the tips are total common sense that don’t even need explaining.
But they’re thrilled about it because it genuinely helps them work faster. It really feels like two different worlds 😂

And this is just the education training industry—imagine how many industries, how many practitioners, and how many opportunities are out there at the event… It’s mind-blowing.

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