Alibaba has launched its large language model Tongyi Qianwen, integrating it into a digital assistant called Tingwu, as part of a bid by major players to stay ahead in China’s artificial intelligence (AI) race. The AI-powered assistant analyses multimedia content and generates text summaries of video and audio files. It will first be integrated into Alibaba’s business-focused messaging service DingTalk. Chinese rival Baidu is developing its Ernie Bot chatbot, while domestic tech firms including Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu are taking a cautious approach, focusing their AI technology on specific areas.
Alibaba Starts Implementing ChatGPT-Style Technology Amidst AI Competition in China
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