Alibaba offers free access to its AI model that can generate realistic videos and images

Alibaba is Giving free access to people To their generative artificial intelligence models, which can create extremely realistic videos and images of both text and images. The company has announced that four variants of its WAN 2.1 series, the most version of its generative AI technology, are now open source and can be downloaded and modified by users. Researchers, academics and commercial organizations can receive them from Alibaba Cloud models and hugging facial platforms, both of which give people access to open source AI models. AS Reuters He said the Alibaba models had an open supply, they are called T2V-1.3B, T2V-14B, I2V-14B-720P and I2V-14B-480P, with 14B indicating that the model could accept 14 billion parameters.

Last month Chinese company Deepseek Make your model for reference R1 free to download and use, creating fire for more open open source technologies. Deepseek even expanded His commitment to the open source community and is in the process of putting five coda repositories behind his service.

Alibaba was one of the companies that Join the Battle Develop a generative AI technology after the start of the Openai Chatgpt two years ago. More recently, Alibaba Group President Joe Zai said that the company’s generative AI technology will power the artificial intelligence Iphone features intended for sale in the Chinese market. Apple could not use the same AI technologies for phones put in China due to strict provisions about AI products, so you have to look for local partners and Alibaba is one of them.

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