Alibaba says its ChatGPT-like service will be integrated into all products, starting with DingTalk and Tmall Genie


Tongyi Qianwen will first be integrated into DingTalk, the workplace and application development platform, and Tmall Genie, an IoT-enabled smart home appliance. Large language models like Tongyi Qianwen could be used to provide conversational bots, or digital assistants, to Alibaba’s cloud clients, according to IDC China. — SCMP

Alibaba Group Holding plans to integrate its own ChatGPT-like service Tongyi Qianwen into all of its products, chairman and chief executive Daniel Zhang Yong said at the company’s annual Cloud Summit in Beijing on Tuesday.

“All Alibaba products will be integrated into our large (language) model (and) undergo a comprehensive upgrade,” Zhang, 51, said in his keynote address. “We hope this will take the intelligence of all Alibaba services to a whole new level, and enable things that were unimaginable before.”

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