Alibaba says its new AI model is among the most powerful currently available. Could Alibaba be the antidote to the OpenAI and Anthropic IPO doldrums?

Hugging Face experienced one of the first document autonomous AI cyber attacks. It said American models were not up to the task of defending it, while GLM 5.2 from China's Z.ai saved the day.

Chinese startup Moonshot AI has released a new model that it says closes the gap with leading U.S. systems. Kimi K3 still trails Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and OpenAI's GPT 5.6 Sol on overall performance,

Alibaba Group previewed its new artificial-intelligence model in the latest sign that China is fast closing the gap with the U.S. for global technological dominance.

Kimi, the AI system that caused panic across the tech industry, says that it is proving so popular it must partially shut down. The new system, made by Chinese company Moonshot AI, was revealed last week and sparked worries that the US’s control over artificial intelligence could be threatened and that the multi-billion dollar companies that currently reign over the tech industry could fall behind.

Moonshot introduced Kimi K3 on Friday as the world’s largest open AI model at 2.8 trillion parameters—the information an AI model learns from its training data and relies on to generate responses—though neither OpenAI nor Anthropic has disclosed the total parameter counts of their models.

A new clearinghouse program would put the White House in charge of approving which companies and entities can use the most powerful AI systems

Moonshot's record-breaking AI model has rattled the markets, making Alibaba, its major backer, look good all of a sudden.

Alibaba bought a 36% stake in Moonshot during a February 2024 funding round, while Tencent is also a known investor.

An open-source large language model developed in Beijing just shot to the top of the leaderboard for front-end coding tasks.