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Alibaba Aims to “Master the Laws” of AI and Put Virtual Helpers Everywhere
CTO of the e-commerce giant says its new $15 billion research academy will explore AI, fintech, and quantum computing. by Yiting Sun in Technology Review
Alibaba’s CTO, Jeff Zhang, speaking at an event in Hangzhou, China.
China’s e-commerce giant Alibaba has announced plans to invest more than $15 billion over the next three years in researching emerging technologies including artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
Jack Ma, Alibaba’s CEO, announced his decision to establish the Alibaba DAMO Academy (DAMO stands for Discovery, Adventure, Momentum, and Outlook) on the first day of the company’s 2017 Computing Conference, which opened on Wednesday. Ma said the academy will do research aimed at “solving problems” related to the Internet of things, fintech, quantum computing, and AI. It will open seven research labs in China, the U.S., Russia, Israel, and Singapore. .... "
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Thursday, October 12, 2017
Alibaba Wants to put Virtual Helpers Everywhere
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