AI Agent Developments - May 21, 2025 Microsoft launched Azure AI Foundry Agent Service, now generally available, enabling developers to build multi-agent workflows that automate complex business processes. The platform supports interoperability via standards like Agent2Agent and integrates with Microsoft 365, Teams, and third-party tools like Databricks. At the CCIFM Beijing AI Engineering Conference, Manus debuted as a corporate-focused AI agent capable of autonomous reasoning and executing multi-step workflows across enterprise systems. NVIDIA GTC 2025 kicked off today in Taipei, spotlighting advancements in AI infrastructure for agent development, with sessions on scalable deployment and real-time collaboration between human and AI teams. Microsoft also expanded Copilot Studio templates for healthcare and research agents, emphasizing use cases where AI autonomously compiles data from high-volume sources to assist time-constrained professionals.