Ant Group’s newest artificial intelligence platform, LingGuang, has surged in popularity at an astonishing pace. In only two weeks since its launch, the multimodal AI assistant has already helped users build more than 3.3 million flash apps. This explosion in activity shows how
Concerns about a potential artificial intelligence bubble continue to circulate in global markets, yet across Southeast Asia, many tech founders see the situation very differently. Instead of preparing for a downturn, entrepreneurs from Singapore to Malaysia are doubling down on AI development, arguing
Alibaba Group Holding posted stronger than expected results for the September quarter, supported by rising demand for its cloud computing and artificial intelligence services. The company reported on Tuesday that revenue for the financial second quarter reached 247.8 billion yuan, equal to about
A prominent US research organisation has unveiled a new suite of artificial intelligence models that it says are “fully open,” positioning itself as a direct challenger to China’s fast growing influence in the open source AI space. The Allen Institute for AI, often
The conversation around leadership in global technology has taken a decisive turn, and this year’s Web Summit in Lisbon made that shift visible. Paddy Cosgrave, the chief executive of the event often called the Davos for geeks, stated that Western dominance in technology
China’s largest technology companies are beginning to show clear results from the massive resources they have poured into artificial intelligence. Recent quarterly earnings reveal that AI is already reshaping their business models, boosting revenue and improving operational efficiency, according to analysts watching the
Ant Group has unveiled Lingguang, a new multimodal artificial intelligence assistant designed to transform how people build digital applications. The company says Lingguang can take a simple natural language prompt and turn it into a fully functional small scale application in around 30
Alibaba Group Holding is placing a major bet on its new artificial intelligence app Qwen, which analysts say could become the defining super app of the AI age. Many are comparing its potential influence to the way Tencent’s WeChat transformed the mobile internet
China’s leading search and technology company Baidu reported a significant rise in its artificial intelligence revenue during the third quarter, even as other parts of its business faced weaker market conditions. The company said that its AI related income grew by fifty percent
Alibaba Group Holding has officially rolled out its new artificial intelligence application known as Qwen, presenting it as a fully free gateway for consumers who want access to powerful AI tools without the usual subscription costs. The company described the app as a
