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Alibaba released open-source AI tool, marking a major step in its artificial intelligence strategy. The new tool, Qwen3-Coder, was launched on Wednesday and is Alibaba’s most advanced AI coding model, Yahoo Finance reported.
With this launch, Alibaba also unveiled AI coding capabilities that aim to compete with international players in the generative AI space. The model is now available for public use on platforms like ModelScope and Hugging Face. Developers, researchers, and companies can download and fine-tune it for their coding tasks.
Alibaba unveiled Qwen3 Coder as part of its larger Qwen3 series, which includes both general-purpose and code-focused models. Qwen3-Coder has been trained specifically to help with software development. It can read, write, and understand over 90 programming languages, including Python, Java, C, and more.
What makes Qwen3-Coder stand out is its ability to perform well in real-world coding tasks. It can help with code generation, bug fixing, and translating code from one language to another. Early evaluations show that Qwen3-Coder competes closely with popular models like GPT-4 and Claude in terms of performance.
Alibaba’s open-source AI model release comes at a time when big tech companies in China are racing to develop competitive AI systems. By offering this model to the public, Alibaba hopes to strengthen its position in the AI race and promote innovation across industries.
The model is fully open-source, meaning developers can not only use it but also improve it. This aligns with Alibaba’s broader strategy to make AI more accessible and customizable. It also helps China reduce its reliance on foreign AI tools and platforms.
By releasing Qwen3-Coder, the Alibaba AI coding model is designed to support developers and enterprises that are building AI applications. The model can be deployed in cloud environments or on local servers, giving users full control over how it’s used.
As more businesses explore AI for software development, Alibaba’s open-source AI model offers a powerful new tool. With Qwen3-Coder, the company is positioning itself not just as a tech giant but as a key contributor to the global AI ecosystem.