Qwen launches World Cup prediction, challenges fans to beat AI
The launch comes as fans debate whether large language models can outperform seasoned football observers in forecasting match results.
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Alibaba-backed world model benchmark places Ant ahead of Nvidia
WorldOlympiad aims to address a key challenge in the fast-growing field of world models: the lack of unified evaluation standards.
Alibaba names 33-year-old as DingTalk chief after work culture backlash
The leadership change follows a wave of attention sparked by a 75,000-word essay published by a former DingTalk product manager.
Alibaba consolidates AI units under new Token Foundry division
The newly created division will report directly to CEO Eddie Wu Yongming, underscoring the company’s intensified focus on AI.
NBA China, Alibaba launch AI basketball assistant ahead of finals
Built on Alibaba’s Qwen large language model, NBA Chat integrates NBA historical statistics and in-depth player data to provide real-time basketball Q&A.
Alibaba unveils VLA model to bridge fragmented physical tasks
The launch positions Alibaba among a growing number of companies seeking to develop general-purpose AI models capable of operating in physical environments.
Alibaba adds CTO Wu Zeming to partnership committee amid AI race
The promotion comes as Alibaba intensifies investment in AI across its consumer, cloud and enterprise operations.
Alibaba turns Qwen into platform for branded AI agents
The move will enable companies to create customized agents inside Qwen, defining their own service scope and interactions while offering products and services through natural-language conversations.
AliExpress turns to influencers as ‘618’ shopping fest goes global
The campaign, which runs through June 10, brings together more than 100 influencers across 14 countries to host over 100 livestreams featuring more than 60 Chinese brands.
Qwen AI glasses top Tmall’s 618 smart eyewear sales chart
Within 10 hours, it topped bestseller lists across multiple e-commerce platforms including Tmall, JD.com and Douyin, according to the company.