According to Yonhap Infomax, GenSpark unveiled its AI Workspace 6.0 on July 24, introducing SecondBrain, a persistent memory layer that consolidates information from emails, calendars, chats, and work tools including HubSpot, Notion, and Google Workspace. The AI agent uses this unified memory to understand past projects, decisions, and communication history to execute follow-up tasks. Users can review, modify, download, or delete the information the system has retained.
GenSpark also unveiled SecondBrain Note, a card-shaped hardware device priced at $179 that records meetings, calls, and conversations, converting them into searchable memories synchronized with SecondBrain. CEO Eric Jing stated the company has built a memory system that enables AI to perform actual work, not merely personalize responses.