Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. unveiled its artificial intelligence model called Tongyi Qianwen on Tuesday. The tool will be integrated into the company's apps.
MeWe founder Mark Weinstein joins 'Varney & Co.' to discuss ways to regulate artificial intelligence and warns of its impact on human creativity.on Tuesday, saying it would be integrated into the company's apps.In a demonstration that was filmed, it showed the ability to draft invitations, plan trip itineraries and guide shoppers.
He added that AI tools like Tongyi Qianwen are "the big picture for making AI more popular in the future."
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