Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has announced that its video and image-generating AI model, Wan 2.1, is now publicly available as an open-source platform.

Open-source AI tech has been thrown into the spotlight since Chinese firm DeepSeek rattled global markets in January.

Global tech giants are eyeing the first-mover advantages in the initial stage of artificial intelligence development, Everbright Securities says.

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Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) has officially open-sourced its video- and image-generating AI model, Wan 2.1, intensifying competition in the AI landscape. This move follows a similar release from DeepSeek, a ...

Alibaba has released Wan 2.1, its advanced AI video and image generation model, as open source, directly challenging OpenAI's ...

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AI startup DeepSeek has once again made access to its core programming interface available after a three-week pause.

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DeepSeek has reopened access to its core programming interface after nearly a three-week suspension caused by capacity ...

"DeepSeek complements, rather than competes against, existing AI leaders like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind," the ...