Alibaba Unveils Tongyi AI: A Game-Changer Over DeepSeek and ChatGPT
Alibaba has unveiled Tongyi AI, a cutting-edge artificial intelligence model set to disrupt the industry and challenge DeepSeek, ChatGPT, and other global competitors.
Has China won an AI war against the US?
Since most of China is on vacation on the first day of the Lunar New Year, the release date indicates a rapid reaction to the local rival DeepSeek’s explosive growth.
The launch comes days after DeepSeek’s R1 model made waves in the international market for its competitive performance at a lower cost
China just flipped the AI world on its head. Its new advancement is a game changer. The Chinese giant Alibaba has made an innovative step that has stepped up the AI challenge by introducing its newest AI model Qwen 2.5.
China has unveiled its latest AI model, catching its competitors off guard once again.
It’s quite interesting. On the one hand, we have ChatGPT, which was developed with billions of dollars. On the other hand, we have Chinese DeepSeek Technology, which was developed with just $600,000 and has taken the world by storm.
The Chinese government’s efforts to develop technology independent of the West have been boosted by Qwen 2.5 AI’s ascent.
Dive into the future with Qwen 2.5. It handles text, images, and audio like a pro. Qwen 2.5 is an AI powerhouse.
From chatbots to content generation is covered. It supports 29 languages trained 18 trillion tokens.
Alibaba Unveils Tongyi AI: How It Stacks Up Against DeepSeek & ChatGPT
Ali Baba claims that its new AI model is more powerful than Llama, ChatGPT and DeepSeek in every aspect. It’s better than other American and Chinese competitors
In addition to raising concerns for the American IT sector, the Chinese app’s rapid rise reminds Europe that the EU could fall behind Beijing and Washington in the AI race.
Shares of American IT companies collapsed over the weekend as the powerful new Chinese AI program, which had just been released, shot to the top of Apple’s app Store: According to CNBC, it caused American chipmaker Nvidia’s stock price to drop by 17% on Monday, resulting in a loss of around $600 million, the largest single-day loss for any Wall Street company.
