AI TRENDS | Genspark Launches AI Workspace 6.0 and Enters South Korea

AI company Genspark has released AI Workspace 6.0 and officially entered the South Korean market. According to Odaily, Genspark COO Wen Shang said in Seoul on July 24 that South Korea is one of the company’s top markets and that Genspark plans to invest $100 million in the market over the next three years for team expansion, partnerships, and business development. AI Workspace 6.0 includes a persistent memory layer called SecondBrain, the SecondBrain Note hardware device, the GenMail email AI agent, AI Design, and the GenTeam collaboration platform. SecondBrain is designed to organize information from users’ existing office tools and allow AI agents to use past projects, decisions, and communication records in later work. SecondBrain Note is credit card-sized and can record meetings, calls, conversations, and voice notes, then convert them into searchable structured memory synced to SecondBrain. It is currently priced at $179. GenMail can learn a user’s existing emails, writing style, work relationships, and work history, and can generate reply drafts and carry out related workflows inside Gmail and Outlook. AI Design can turn natural-language requests into visual materials and prototypes. GenTeam allows people and role-based professional AI agents to collaborate in a shared space, with AI agents in marketing, design, development, research, and other fields able to join as group chat members and work based on team memory and permissions.