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Alibaba pitches AI as 'work-mate' to win over users

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By Sabrina Ortiz Verified
| The Deep View
It was just last year that DeepSeek emerged as China's first serious contender in the global AI race. Since then, a wave of Chinese labs has quietly raised the stakes, churning out bigger, cheaper, more efficient models that are giving US rivals a run for their money. Alibaba just did it again. On Sunday, Alibaba launched Qwen3.8-Max, a 2.4 trillion-parameter model that the company is calling not only its biggest model, but also its most capable in the Qwen family.
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Google film fest showed where AI filmmaking works

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By Sabrina Ortiz Verified
| The Deep View
AI slop dominates social feeds, but an invite to a Google Flow film screening in NYC raised a genuine question: could AI actually create meaningful art? The event featured films from the fourth cohort of the Google Flow Sessions: artists invited by Google to spend six weeks in a creative partner program crafting short films with the company's AI video generator. Some films used Flow for the entire film, while others used practical sets and actors with the AI as a backup.
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Google's robotic models could shift both AI and robots

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By Sabrina Ortiz Verified
| The Deep View
The hardware behind humanoid robots has been available for years, but getting those machines to learn and interact with the world in a truly human-like way has remained the central challenge. Google says it's one step closer. On Thursday, Google launched Gemini Robotics 2, its most advanced vision-language action (VLA) model yet, which converts the robot's visual and language inputs into motor control for the full humanoid.
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