Genspark to Invest $100 Million in Korea Over Three Years, Launches AI Workspace 6

ChainCatcher report: AI company Genspark has launched AI Workspace 6 and officially entered the South Korean market. At an event in Seoul, Genspark COO Wen Shang stated that South Korea is one of Genspark’s top markets, and the company plans to invest $100 million in the South Korean market over the next three years to expand its team, partnerships, and operations. AI Workspace 6 includes the persistent memory layer SecondBrain, its first hardware device SecondBrain Note, the email AI agent GenMail, the design feature AI Design, and the team collaboration platform GenTeam. SecondBrain integrates information from users’ existing productivity tools and enables AI agents to leverage past projects, decisions, and communication records in subsequent tasks. SecondBrain Note, sized like a credit card, records meetings, calls, conversations, and voice ideas, converting them into searchable structured memories synced to SecondBrain; it is currently available at a promotional price of $179. GenMail learns users’ existing emails, communication styles, professional relationships, and work history to generate draft replies and execute workflows within Gmail and Outlook. AI Design transforms natural language requests into visual materials and prototypes. GenTeam enables humans and role-specific AI agents to collaborate in shared workspaces; AI agents specialized in marketing, design, development, research, and other fields can join as participants in group chats and perform tasks based on the team’s shared memory and permissions.