Sakana AI just updated its autonomous research platform, Sakana Marlin, with Interactive Reading and editable PowerPoint export. Users can now question an AI agent about generated reports, jump directly to exact source passages behind citations, and download slides fitted to company templates. The update targets the post-research bottleneck: actually digesting dozens of AI-generated pages and communicating them clearly.
Sakana AI just launched Sakana Marlin, its first commercial product designed as an autonomous research assistant for business. Users simply provide a research topic, and Marlin works autonomously for up to eight hours to map causal relationships, delivering executive summary slides and in-depth strategy reports up to 100 pages long.
Sakana AI just opened closed beta testing for Marlin, its first commercial AI agent built to act as a virtual Chief Strategy Officer. Given a single prompt, it can autonomously research complex business questions for nearly eight hours, outputting structured presentation slides alongside a dozens-page strategic report. Why it matters: It turns extended inference into full-fledged strategic consulting work.
