**[Alibaba Targets Doubao Mobile Assistant, Launches Qwen Intelligence]** Beating AI Newsflash: Alibaba has launched Qwen Intelligence, which can be understood as a "Qianwen version of Doubao Mobile Assistant" aimed at smartphone manufacturers. It does not produce its own phones, nor is it a standalone app. Instead, it packages the Qianwen model, Agent platform, and mobile scenario capabilities for manufacturers. The initial release includes three solutions, responsible for planning, operation, and creation, respectively: - **Mobile Planner Agent** acts as the "brain" of the phone. It breaks down complex tasks, arranges execution sequences, and then calls upon different tools to complete the tasks. It also has working memory and long-term memory, allowing it to remember context and user preferences. - **Mobile-Use Agent** is responsible for actually operating the phone. When direct interface calls are available, it prioritizes methods like MCP, API, and DeepLink. If no interface is available, it uses visual recognition and GUI to interact with the screen. For high-risk operations such as payments or data deletion, it defers to the user for final confirmation. - **Mobile Creative Agent** handles image creation. Users only need to provide a single request, and it will break down the steps and call upon various capabilities to generate the image. Alibaba claims that the generation process has been compressed from 100 steps to 8 steps, with the first image generated in about 3 seconds. This solution has already been implemented with Honor's MagicOS. Both parties disclosed that complex, long-term tasks can be executed continuously for over 100 steps, with an end-to-end service completion rate of 90%. Compared to simply creating an AI chatbot, Qwen Intelligence aims to directly serve as the foundational system-level Agent for smartphone manufacturers. [Original Link]