Alibaba has appointed Liu Dayiheng as the head of its Qwen large language model, with the Yunqi Conference website now listing him as the "Head of the Qwen LLM project." Liu joined Alibaba in 2021 and has remained part of Qwen’s core research and development team since then. The move comes after a series of leadership changes around the company’s AI model organization this year. In March, Qwen technical lead Lin Junyang left to start a business. In June, Zhou Jingren, who had been overseeing AI model research and development, stepped down from related management duties and became Alibaba’s chief scientist. With Liu’s appointment, the leadership structure for the Qwen large language model line has now been formally clarified after two rounds of changes within roughly half a year. Liu has also been placed prominently in this year’s Yunqi Conference lineup, where the official speaker list shows him immediately after Alibaba chairman Joe Tsai and CEO Eddie Wu. He is scheduled to speak at the main forum on the topic "Qwen: Toward Real-World Agents."
Alibaba has appointed Liu Dayiheng as the person in charge of the Qwen large language model. The Yunqi Conference website has also updated his title to "Head of the Qwen LLM project."
Liu joined Alibaba in 2021 and has been a core member of the Qwen research and development team since then.
The appointment follows leadership changes inside the Qwen and broader AI model organization this year. In March, Qwen technical lead Lin Junyang left to start a business. In June, Zhou Jingren, who had been responsible for AI model research and development, stepped down from related management roles and moved into the position of Alibaba chief scientist. After two rounds of changes within half a year, the leadership of the Qwen large language model line has now been formally clarified.
Liu has also been given a prominent place at this year’s Yunqi Conference. On the conference website’s speaker list, he appears after Alibaba chairman Joe Tsai and CEO Eddie Wu, and he is set to deliver a main forum speech titled "Qwen: Toward Real-World Agents."
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