🤖Alibaba’s two open-sourced artificial intelligence (AI) models - Qwen-7B and Qwen-7B-Chat - each has 7 billion parameters with capabilities such as 'coding, model weights, and documentation.
Alibaba Group, the Chinese tech and e-commerce giant, announced the release of two open-sourced artificial intelligence models from its cloud computing department on Aug. 3, according to a press release.
Its two large language models are dubbed Qwen-7B and Qwen-7B-Chat, each with 7 billion parameters. Alibaba said these two models are small-size versions of the Tongyi Qiawen, whichThe company said Qwen-7B and Qwen-7B-Chat have various capabilities that would be appealing to enterprises, such as being able to “code, model weights, and documentation will be freely accessible to academics, researchers and commercial institutions worldwide.
Alibaba’s latest LLMs are also the first released from a Chinese tech company to be open-sourced. However, it said businesses with over 100 million monthly active users will need a license. On Aug. 1, the company also announced an update in the form of a vector engine to its AnalyticDB data warehousing service, allowing its corporate clients to quickly create custom generative AI applications.
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