A new alternative to ChatGpt arrives in China, the artificial intelligence software that cannot be used in the country due to the well-known restrictions but arrives thanks to the black market.
This platform is called Tongyi Qianwen and is from Alibaba, the eCommerce giant, it can operate in Chinese and English.
A few weeks ago, the search engine Baidu, the Chinese Google, also presented its own version of ChatGpt called Ernie bot.
Meanwhile, the Beijing government has published draft rules on the management of generative artificial intelligence services.
Tongyi Qianwen literally means "truth of a thousand questions", is an LLM (i.e. Large Language Model) software designed as a personal assistant that can draft letters, plan travel itineraries and advise buyers on purchases.
The chatbot will initially be integrated into DingTalk, the messaging app used by Alibaba employees.
According to the company's CEO Daniel Zhang, "it will bring about big changes in the way we work and in our daily lives".
It is the second chatbot developed in China after Ernie bot, currently only open to user testing.
And announcements are also expected from Huawei Technologies.
Meanwhile, China's Cyberspace Administration of China has unveiled draft measures for managing generative AI services, according to Reuters online, saying it wants companies to submit security assessments to authorities before launching their offerings. to the public.
