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China is reportedly adding a new control layer around its domestic AI industry: top researchers can no longer simply book a trip abroad without official approval.
With Qwen3.7-Max, Alibaba is not just pitching a larger language model, but testing whether an AI system can stay focused long enough to perform real engineering work.
Oppo’s Multi-X team has introduced X-OmniClaw as an open-source Android agent that works with the phone’s own screen, camera and voice inputs instead of defaulting to a remote phone clone.
Alibaba is pushing image generation toward lower latency with Qwen-Image-2.0: 16-fold spatial compression and a distilled four-step version are a serious engineering cut.
Qwen3.6-27B reportedly beats much larger Qwen predecessors on coding benchmarks, giving Alibaba a more efficient argument than model size alone.
Zhipu AI's GLM-5.1 model has been released under an MIT license, with a reported ability to refine its own approach over hundreds of iterations.
Chinese regulators are already investigating OpenClaw’s data-handling risks as fans trade live lobsters for API access.
Qwen’s latest paper reveals what AI vision models *don’t* say: their multi-step reasoning collapses like a Jenga tower by the third question.
Alibaba’s Qwen team just exposed reinforcement learning’s dirtiest secret: it’s been grading every token’s homework on a curve.
Alibaba’s latest model quietly picked up a party trick: generating functional code from spoken commands and screen recordings—without anyone explicitly teaching it how.
An open-source AI search agent just matched Alibaba’s benchmarks with a dataset smaller than a single day’s worth of Twitter posts.
Alibaba has decided its AI efforts will no longer grow like weeds between departments: all artificial intelligence operations now sit under CEO Eddie Wu's direct command in a new entity called Alibaba Token Hub.
Alibaba Cloud’s entire Qwen development team has resigned following an internal reorganization, leaving China’s most ambitious open-source LLM in limbo.
The Apache 2.0 release includes Docker and Kubernetes support, plus SDKs for Python, TypeScript, and Java/Kotlin.
Alibaba has released Qwen 3.5 Small, a family of models ranging from 0.8B to 9B parameters for devices with tight memory, power, and latency limits.
