Enhans, an artificial intelligence software company, has demonstrated its multi-agent AI operating system at the Four Seasons Hotel Seoul, staging a live session with Go grandmaster Lee Sedol to mark the 10th anniversary of his landmark match against DeepMind's AlphaGo.
Onstage, Lee used voice commands to direct the Enhans AI OS to reconstruct a Go model in real time before playing a match against the system, illustrating how a single spoken instruction can distribute tasks across specialised agents handling research, planning, coding and deployment.
The demonstration was designed to frame agentic AI, in which software systems carry out multi-step tasks with limited human input, as a collaborative rather than adversarial technology.
Enhans described its architecture as an agent-centric operating system pairing Ontology modules, which handle domain understanding, with a Computer Using Agent (CUA) execution engine that operates within standard computing environments.
The company said its web AI agent, ACT 1, previously ranked among the top systems on the Online Mind2Web benchmark, placing first in document object model (DOM) control and the vertical commerce category, and has since been succeeded by ACT 2.
Lee said: "Enhans' Agentic AI felt like a powerful collaborator that turns imagination into reality."
Seung-hyun Lee, chief executive of Enhans, said: "If the AlphaGo match symbolised competition between humans and AI, today marks the beginning of collaboration."
Enhans said capabilities including web search, commerce automation, planning, design and coding are already integrated into its Commerce OS, with the company intending to standardise its core technologies for enterprise adoption.
The event was sponsored by Anthropic, Nvidia and Microsoft and streamed on YouTube.
The recap
- Live demo with Lee Sedol at Four Seasons Hotel Seoul.
- Enhans uses multi-agent OS with Computer Using Agent execution.
- Event sponsored by Anthropic, NVIDIA and Microsoft and streamed.