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    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliMay 20, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Summary Points

    1. Alibaba’s AI is like a manufacturing process generating revenue through “training factories.”
    2. The company claims to operate “all five layers” of China’s AI stack.
    3. Alibaba introduced Qwen3.7-Max, a large language model for complex AI tasks.
    4. The model performs well in reasoning, coding, and can run 35 hours autonomously.

    Alibaba’s Vision: Building China’s AI Factory

    Recently, Alibaba announced a major step forward in artificial intelligence. During the Alibaba Cloud Summit, the company’s senior vice-president described AI as a new form of manufacturing. He said Alibaba is creating “China’s AI factory,” which focuses on generating revenue through “training and inference factories.” This approach means Alibaba plans to develop systems that continuously learn and make decisions efficiently. According to the company, they now operate “all five layers of the full AI stack.” These layers include chips, cloud services, AI models, platforms, and AI-powered applications. By controlling this entire stack, Alibaba aims to lead China’s push into AI technology. This development could influence both the tech industry and everyday life, making AI more practical and accessible. Overall, Alibaba’s strategy shows a desire to shape the future of AI in China and beyond.

    Introducing Qwen3.7-Max: Alibaba’s Powerful New AI Model

    At the event, Alibaba revealed its latest large language model called Qwen3.7-Max. The model is designed to be a strong foundation for AI agents, meaning it can handle complex tasks often requiring human-like reasoning. Alibaba highlights that Qwen3.7-Max can perform agentic coding and complex reasoning, even on long-term projects. It can operate independently for up to 35 hours without losing performance. Experts say the model consistently ranks among the top in different AI benchmarks. It even outperforms other models in China. This advancement points to better AI assistants capable of managing detailed, multi-step missions. Practicality and widespread use of such models may soon become more common. As these models improve, they could significantly influence how humans work with AI and contribute to technological progress.

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