Alibaba's apps will feature AI
Posted: Tue Jan 07, 2025 6:34 am
Asian giant Alibaba has several apps, and has already announced that it will integrate Tongyi Qianwen into its apps .
First, this chatbot will be added to Alibaba's work messaging app DingTalk . With this technology, Alibaba hopes to be able to convert video call conversations into written notes , write emails and even draft business proposals.
Secondly, Geniel , Alibaba's voice assistant similar to Amazon's Alexa, will also be incorporated into the Tmall app.
The company's CEO assures that this technology "will bring great changes" to his work and his way of life.
China's AI regulations
China is a country that hong kong number screening usually establishes restrictions or strict rules regarding technology, for example, in the Asian country neither WhatsApp nor Twitter are used , two very common applications in the West.
In the case of artificial intelligence, China's cyberspace administration, which is tasked with drafting AI regulations, said it supports innovation , but that all companies in China must abide by "core socialist values" as well as laws on data security and the protection of personal information.
Beijing has proposed rules related to artificial intelligence, joining several countries, including Italy, that have restricted or even banned these AI tools due to concerns about their environment.
First, this chatbot will be added to Alibaba's work messaging app DingTalk . With this technology, Alibaba hopes to be able to convert video call conversations into written notes , write emails and even draft business proposals.
Secondly, Geniel , Alibaba's voice assistant similar to Amazon's Alexa, will also be incorporated into the Tmall app.
The company's CEO assures that this technology "will bring great changes" to his work and his way of life.
China's AI regulations
China is a country that hong kong number screening usually establishes restrictions or strict rules regarding technology, for example, in the Asian country neither WhatsApp nor Twitter are used , two very common applications in the West.
In the case of artificial intelligence, China's cyberspace administration, which is tasked with drafting AI regulations, said it supports innovation , but that all companies in China must abide by "core socialist values" as well as laws on data security and the protection of personal information.
Beijing has proposed rules related to artificial intelligence, joining several countries, including Italy, that have restricted or even banned these AI tools due to concerns about their environment.