Alibaba's latest move: the Qianwen APP is officially launched, and Alibaba is set to create an AI super entrance rhythm. Today, the Qianwen APP officially entered public testing, focusing on "free and open, available to everyone," with the web version and PC version also being launched simultaneously, marking Alibaba's full-scale entry into the AI to C market. However, the latest news: shortly after the public test, Qianwen faced a surge in traffic, causing some services to experience congestion and interruptions due to user overload. The Qianwen APP should be Alibaba's third key strategic initiative this year, following Flash Purchase and AI infrastructure, and it signifies that Alibaba's AI strategy on the consumer side is beginning to close the loop. I increasingly feel that Alibaba's overall business is becoming more streamlined: after Jiang Fan's return to the core, he stabilized the decline of the e-commerce main business through Flash Purchase; the efforts and layout in AI have also been effective; and then the organizational structure was adjusted, returning to the "one Alibaba" framework after previously splitting into six, which is beneficial for consolidating combat power. Of course, the risk is that the better AI performs, the more closely it will be watched by the U.S. A few days ago, the Financial Times reported that the White House's national security memorandum believes Alibaba provides technical support for China's military actions targeting the U.S. Such small moves can occasionally dampen market sentiment. On the on-chain U.S. stock platform @MSX_CN, there are also Alibaba's U.S. stock tokens, which can be followed.