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Alibaba opens QwenWork beta as AI office race shifts from models to platforms
QwenWork combines three previously separate products — QoderWork, MuleRun and Wukong — into a single AI office platform.
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QwenWork combines three previously separate products — QoderWork, MuleRun and Wukong — into a single AI office platform.

The launch comes as China’s major technology companies consolidate overlapping AI products instead of allowing them to compete internally.

The three products currently target different aspects of enterprise productivity.

According to the memo, DingTalk will establish a core platform business unit, and consolidate the Wukong and MuleRun teams into a new Wukong organization.

The new education platform, introduced under Alibaba’s enterprise AI unit Wukong, integrates AI into four core areas of campus operations: teaching, research, student services and administration.

More than 40,000 guests registered for this year’s event on May 10, coinciding with Mother’s Day and the 22nd edition of Alibaba’s annual open-campus carnival.
The rapid integration reflects Alibaba’s strategy of pairing foundation models with deeply embedded enterprise scenarios, Wukong’s spokesperson said.

The debut of Wukong also marks the first public appearance of Alibaba’s dedicated Wukong business unit, signaling closer integration across its broader ecosystem.