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America can’t win by targeting Alibaba
Financial Express Delhi
|November 21, 2025
IT WAS SUPPOSED to be a good week for Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. The tech giant released its revamped Qwen app to users in China, with plans to roll out the ChatGPT-like tool internationally later on.
The company’s family of artificial intelligence (AI) models have proven extremely popular with global developers, but the release of the all-in-one app signalled its boldest push yet into the consumer market. The new Qwen platform goes beyond conversational AI, the company said, and can generate a full research report or produce a PowerPoint presentation in seconds. For now, Alibaba is offering it up for free—a move that could potentially pose a threat to Silicon Valley leader Open AI, which reportedly earns 70% of its annual revenue from consumers using ChatGPT.
But that news was largely overshadowed by a Financial Times report alleging Alibaba provides tech support for Chinese military operations according to a White House memo shared with the news outlet. The company has denied the claims as completely false and questioned the motivation behind the anonymous leak.
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1 min
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else remains under him?
3 mins
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2 mins
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1 min
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3 mins
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