Rumor: Qwen is about to launch a personal AI assistant, "Qwen Go"

According to media reports, Qwen's Personal Agent "Qwen Go!" is about to be released. Built on an Agent architecture and a cloud-based environment, Qwen Go breaks through the limitations of short-chain commands and can handle complex tasks that lack a fixed workflow. According to sharing from some users who have already obtained testing access, Qwen Go can help users handle flight delay claims, apply for shopping price protection refunds, inquire about and book car maintenance, and reserve sports venues, among other tasks, further upgrading the scope of errands it can run and its service capabilities. Previously, Qwen already offered various errand-running and other capabilities based on the Alibaba ecosystem and open platform, but these were mainly focused on needs with clear goals and short chains. The Agent architecture now enables Qwen Go to carry out concrete operations, helping users resolve many tasks that require repeated checking, communication, and filtering and comparison. As one of the world's earliest products to lay out AI errand-running, Qwen has, since launching last November, gradually implemented capabilities in shopping, ride-hailing, express delivery, and wealth management by relying on the Alibaba ecosystem and open platform. The integration of services such as Taobao, Alipay, Taobao Shangou, Fliggy, and Amap has provided the foundation for this expansion into more complex personal affairs.