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Chinese cloud giants Alibaba and ByteDance, parent company of social app TikTok, have made orders totalling 100k A100 and H800 accelerator cards from graphics card manufacturer Nvidia to support their AI and ML workloads. The orders are expected to rival the number of cards sold in China by the company in 2022.

ByteDance, the owner of TikTok, is reportedly developing its own AI chatbot named Grace based on large language models. This move puts ByteDance in the AI race with competing bots launched by Snapchat, Google, and Microsoft. As AI technologies like ChatGPT don't exist in China, Chinese conglomerates like Baidu and Alibaba are investing heavily in the field with their own chatbots.

ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, is experimenting with an AI chatbot called Grace to join the trend with other Chinese tech giants. For now, it's for internal testing only and has been built within Feishu, an enterprise collaboration platform. ByteDance began exploring a chatbot named Tako in May to assist with content search on TikTok.

ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, is reportedly developing an AI chatbot named Grace, similar to OpenAI's ChatGPT. The technology sector has seen a growing usage of AI chatbots as it is believed to improve customer service, streamline operations, and reduce costs. ByteDance's move shows its commitment to incorporating cutting-edge technology in its products. It will be interesting to see if Grace can compete with other chatbots in the market and if and when it will be available to the public.