Alibaba's Qwen Go Enters Invited Beta: Cloud Devices Operate Taobao and Damai, Subscriptions Start at 19 Yuan
Alibaba's Qwen Go has launched an invited beta test. Hands-on reviews show it can operate third-party apps via cloud devices but faces login restrictions and latency issues.
According to Zhidongxi, Alibaba's AI product "Qwen Go" has entered invited beta testing. This Personal Agent is integrated into the Qwen APP, appearing as an option for users who gain access.
Qwen Go's core capability lies in invoking virtual cloud phones and computers to execute tasks. Testing revealed it can search for products and create pending payment orders in Taobao via a cloud phone, query concert information and add favorites in Damai, or write code and develop simulation games in VS Code on a cloud PC. Users can also connect to Alibaba's AI app development platform "Miao Wu" to quickly generate small applications through natural language descriptions.
Despite its comprehensive features, platform security policies prevent automatic login for certain apps like Damai, requiring manual user intervention. Additionally, cloud devices exhibit slow response times when users take over control, and data source coverage remains limited.
Qwen Go uses a subscription model with four tiers: Advanced, Elite, Flagship, and Supreme. Monthly continuous subscription prices range from 19 yuan to 399 yuan, with the highest tier offering 50 times the quota of the free version.