The Chinese e-commerce giant integrates brands like Luckin and KFC into its Qwen app, heating up the battle with Tencent for AI-driven assistant ecosystems
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Alibaba has spent the past six months weaving its own ecosystem into Qwen. Photo: VCG
Qwen opens platform to third-party AI Agents, onboards KFC, Luckin Coffee, Mixue and more · TechNode
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