Genspark plans to invest $100 million in the Korean market over 3 years, launching AI Workspace 6.0

AI company Genspark has launched AI Workspace 6.0 and officially entered the South Korean market. Genspark COO Wen Shang stated in Seoul on July 24 that South Korea is one of Genspark's top markets, and the company plans to invest $100 million in the Korean market over the next three years to expand its team, partnerships, and business.

AI Workspace 6.0 includes a persistent memory layer called SecondBrain, the first hardware device SecondBrain Note, the email AI agent GenMail, the design feature AI Design, and the team collaboration platform GenTeam. SecondBrain is used to integrate information from users' existing office tools and supports AI agents in utilizing records of past projects, decisions, and communications in subsequent work.

SecondBrain Note is the size of a credit card and can record meetings, calls, conversations, and voice ideas, converting them into searchable structured memories synced to SecondBrain. Its current promotional price is $179. GenMail can learn a user's existing emails, expressions, work relationships, and work history to generate draft replies and execute related workflows within Gmail and Outlook.

AI Design can convert natural language requests into visual materials and prototypes. GenTeam supports collaboration between people and specialized AI agents based on roles in a shared space. AI agents in fields such as marketing, design, development, and research can join as group chat members and execute work based on the team's collective memory and permissions.