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Alibaba's Next Qwen AI Model May No Longer Be Free for Large Enterprises as It Eyes Moonshot Kimi K3-Like Revenue-Sharing Strategy: Report

Aug 7, 2026, 5:31 AMAnanya Gairola

Alibaba may require large commercial users to share revenue as Chinese AI firms shift toward monetizing open-source models.

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