Huawei's AI lab denies that one of its Pangu models copied Alibaba's Qwen

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Huawei's AI lab denies that one of its Pangu models copied Alibaba's Qwen
Huawei's artificial intelligence research division has rejected claims that a version of its Pangu Pro large language model has copied elements from an Alibaba model, saying that it was independently developed and trained. The division, called Noah Ark Lab, issued the statement on Saturday, a ...

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