AI Battle is hot: Alibaba claims that Quven 2.5 Max outperform meta and Deepsek in benchmark. Mint

Alibaba Group Holding Limited has unveiled the new benchmark score for its latest Artificial Intelligence Model, Quven 2.5 Max, ranking it as the top claimant in the Global AI Race. According to data shared by Alibaba Cloud via WeChat, advanced models improved the Meta Platform Inc.’s Lama and Deepsek’s V3 models in various tests.

This development underlines Alibaba’s growing investment in AI and cloud computing, where it is domestic technical veterans such as Tencent Holdings Ltd. And Baidu Inc. Compete fiercely with. All three firms are ready for dominance in the AI ​​landscape of China, especially in attracting developers on their platforms.

Compared to Alibaba, a remarkable reference is Deepsek, a 20 -month startup of Hangzo, in the same city where Alibaba is the headquarters. Deepsek has gained rapidly global recognition and according to Alibaba data, now acts as a primary benchmark for its AI progress. The cloud computing arm of e-commerce beamoth further suggested that Qwen 2.5 Max crosses the model from Openai and Anthropic in specific evaluation matrix.

Qwen’s official account posted on X, “The explosion of the Deepsek V3 has attracted attention to the Moe model on a large scale from the entire AI community. Concurrently, we are producing Qwen2.5-Max, a large Moe LLM has been posted with large-scale data and trained with curated SFT and RLHF cuisine. It achieves competitive performance against the top-tier model, and the Arena excludes Deepsek V3 in benchmarks such as Hard, Livebench, Livebench, GPQA-DIMOND. ,

China’s AI sector is getting heated as companies aggressively compete with market share. Cloud service providers, including Alibaba and Tensent, have recently reduced their prices to attract users, as an important factor in this rapid price war, deepsek is emerging. Many AI startups in China have received enough money in unicorn-level evaluation, adding the competitive landscape.

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