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Alibaba
2026-09-22 08:38:57

Alibaba launches Qwen Intelligence as a system-level agent stack for phone makers

Alibaba has introduced Qwen Intelligence, a mobile-focused AI offering aimed at smartphone manufacturers rather than end users. The product is not a standalone app and does not involve Alibaba building its own handset. Instead, it packages the Qwen model family, an agent platform, and mobile scenario capabilities for OEM integration. The initial release includes three components: Mobile Planner Agent for task planning, Mobile-Use Agent for operating the phone, and Mobile Creative Agent for image generation. Alibaba said the planner can break down complex tasks, arrange execution order, and retain both working memory and long-term memory to keep track of context and user preferences. The operation agent prioritizes MCP, API, and DeepLink access when available, and falls back to visual recognition and GUI interaction when direct interfaces are unavailable. For high-risk actions such as payments or data deletion, final confirmation remains with the user. Alibaba also said the creative agent can turn a single prompt into an image by decomposing the workflow and calling different capabilities. The company said the process has been reduced from 100 steps to 8 steps, with the first image generated in about 3 seconds. The system has already been deployed with Honor MagicOS, and the two sides said complex long-horizon tasks can run for more than 100 consecutive steps, with an end-to-end service loop closure rate of 90%.

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