To keep pace with its western rivals, giant China-based multinational Alibaba now has its own large-scale language model (LLM) that rivals ChatGPT.
As part of the company’s cloud computing service Alibaba Cloud, AI Writer (opens in new tab) It will be available for now to select customers to use for all sorts of tasks, from summarizing meetings to controlling smart speakers.
Like the popular ChatGPT, Tongyi Qianwen, to its full name, is capable of giving short instructions or prompts in natural language to automatically generate new content and perform other complex tasks in an instant. I can. Ultimately, Alibaba hopes to embed chatbots into many of its services.
AI integration First, the company wants to integrate into online collaboration. (opens in new tab) The suite, DingTalk, allows you to summarize meetings, compose emails, and create other types of documents for your users.
Tmall Genie, Alibaba’s answer to voice assistants like Siri, Google Assistant and Alexa, was also introduced to Tongyi Qianwen, enabling improved features such as helping students with their homework, giving the company an example.
But beyond this, Alibaba has bigger plans for new AI. Providing a foundation for customers to create their own custom LLMs in the cloud to deliver unique solutions for each user, allowing them to create apps powered by their own AI technology without needing to build their own from scratch. I hope to become
The service is already in beta for Chinese customers, and Tongyi Qianwen’s API is also in beta for Chinese developers.
The new AI announcement was made at Alibaba’s Cloud Summit, but specific details on the cost of getting it up and running, as well as a description of the hardware and infrastructure powering the AI within its cloud services, are not available. There were hardly any.I know the company has its own ARM CPU (opens in new tab) That said, this could come in handy because of the sanctions China faces on importing Western chips.
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