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OrganizationAlibaba

Latest ReleaseQwen 3.7 (2026)

TypeMultimodal LLM

Initial Release Year2023

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Google Discovers AI-Powered Malware in the Wild, But Experts Question Real-World Threat Level

Google's Threat Intelligence Group has identified several new malware families that leverage AI and large language models for dynamic code generation and evasion tactics. However, security experts argue these AI-generated threats remain experimental and pose limited real-world danger compared to traditional malware development methods.

Technology17 sources

Google Discovers AI-Powered Malware in the Wild, But Experts Question Real-World Threat Level

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Grab Builds Custom Vision AI Model After Finding Major LLMs Struggle with Southeast Asian Languages

Singapore's superapp giant Grab developed its own lightweight vision language model after discovering that major proprietary and open-source AI models perform poorly on Southeast Asian languages, highlighting broader accessibility challenges for non-English AI applications.

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Grab Builds Custom Vision AI Model After Finding Major LLMs Struggle with Southeast Asian Languages

Technology2 sources

Alibaba Enters Smart Glasses Market with AI-Powered Quark Glasses and Chatbot

Alibaba launches Quark AI Glasses and a new AI chatbot, marking its entry into the consumer AI market. The move positions the company to compete with Meta and other tech giants in the growing smart glasses sector.

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Alibaba Enters Smart Glasses Market with AI-Powered Quark Glasses and Chatbot

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AI Models Suffer 'Brain Rot' from Low-Quality Social Media Content, Study Finds

Researchers discover that training AI on viral, low-quality social media content leads to cognitive decline in large language models, mirroring the effects of 'brain rot' in humans. The study raises concerns about AI training data quality and long-term impacts on AI performance.

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AI Models Suffer 'Brain Rot' from Low-Quality Social Media Content, Study Finds

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