Alibaba, the tech giant, has integrated its AI-powered ChatGPT-like service into DingTalk, its workplace collaboration tool. This move comes after the launch of its language engine called Tongyi Qianwen last week. On Tuesday, President Ye Jun demonstrated how the new updates on the app can organize conversations automatically and produce written responses to prompts in a split second. It has also been reported that DingTalk is the first product to access Alibaba’s ChatGPT-style processing capabilities, due to being granted exclusive access to the company’s computing resources.
Rival software platform Feishu, owned by ByteDance, is also in a hurry to incorporate AI services within its app.
Alibaba is a multinational technology company that specializes in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and other digital services, with its reach extending across B2B, B2C, and C2C marketplaces, cloud computing, and digital media. One of its most famous products is the e-commerce site Taobao, which had 756 million users as of July 2020.
Ye Jun is the current President of DingTalk and one of the key executives of Alibaba. He is responsible for developing, launching and improving services for the company’s products. He has extensive experience in product research and development, as well as marketing and branding. Ye Jun has a long track record of successfully launching products to the market and delivering effective strategies to expand the reach of Alibaba’s products and services.
