#alibaba
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Researchers track a Chinese AI ‘agent fleet’
Independent researchers have spotted a group of AI agents that appears to run on Tencent’s infrastructure while querying Alibaba’s map service, Amap.
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Apple trained its own AI model for China together with Alibaba
Apple, according to Reuters, has developed a separate large language model for the Chinese market with support from Alibaba — a rare example of a US–China partnership in the current political climate.
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18 Malicious npm Packages Target Alibaba Tooling Developers
Researchers have uncovered a targeted supply-chain attack: masquerading as private Alibaba packages, a cross-platform remote access trojan is being spread to Chinese-speaking developers.
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Alibaba Prepares to Release Open Model Qwen3.8
The Qwen developers have announced the launch of Qwen3.8, whose weights will soon be available in open access. The news drew notable interest on Hacker News.
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Apple Intelligence Approved for Launch in China Running on Alibaba's Qwen
Chinese authorities have approved the launch of Apple Intelligence in the country — its AI features will run on Alibaba's Qwen model. The agreement, reported to be in the works as far back as last year, marks a major step forward for Apple's AI ambitions in a key market.
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An Unpatchable XRING Vulnerability Found in Alibaba's XQUIC Library
A FoxIO researcher discovered that a single wrong variable in the XQUIC code lets an attacker remotely crash an HTTP/3 server with ordinary, fully legitimate traffic. There is no patch yet.
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Alibaba Bars Employees from Using Claude Code
The company has reportedly classified the AI-powered coding tool as high-risk software.