# AI Agent Developments: April 3, 2025 Genspark launched its "Super Agent" general-purpose AI agent, positioning it as a rival to China's Manus system. The platform integrates 8 LLMs, 80 toolkits, and a Mixture-of-Agents architecture to handle complex tasks like automated phone bookings, demonstrated in a hotel reservation scenario. Meanwhile, Microsoft opened registration for its AI Agents Hackathon 2025, a three-week virtual event featuring 20+ expert sessions on frameworks like Semantic Kernel and Azure AI Agents SDK. The hackathon aims to accelerate AI agent development, with tracks for Python, Java, C#, and Microsoft 365 Copilot integrations. ServiceNow reported its AI agents now resolve 80% of customer support cases autonomously, freeing human workers for complex issues. The company estimates $325 million in annualized savings from 400,000 reduced labor hours. Additionally, South Korea advanced its KRW 150 million grants for AI startups under the "Super-Gap AI Startup Growth Strategy", focusing on sLLMs, manufacturing AI, and bio AI collaborations. Emerging trends highlight agentic AI 2.0 systems capable of real-time reasoning and multi-agent collaboration, with forecasts predicting fully autonomous workplace agents by late 2025.