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What Alibaba left blank about Qwen4
A company whose machines are trained to predict the next word has left one for us to supply. On Friday (November 6), Alibaba’s Qwen released a poster without a model name or a benchmark. Birds gather above a dark sea, their flock taking the shape of a fish.
Beneath them, one classical Chinese sentence stops short of its final character. Three English words accompany it: The becoming begins. The teaser invites speculation about Qwen4, but announces neither a release date nor a technical specification.
In the northern sea there is a fish. Its name is …
The answer is 鲲, Kun, a name familiar to readers of Zhuangzi’s Free and Easy Wandering. Kun is so vast that no one knows how many thousands of li it spans. It transforms into Peng, a bird whose wings stretch like clouds across the sky. The fish does not simply grow larger. It leaves the element in which it has always lived.
MIDM K 3.0 Pro vs Qwen 4 Max: One Ships, One Is Still a Slide
There is a version of this comparison that has been written four times already on this blog, and it goes like this: Qwen 4 Max was announced at the Yunqi conference in Hangzhou on September 22, 2026 as the top of a four-tier family, has published no price, no context window, no weights and no API identifier since, and therefore cannot be compared with anything. All of that is still true in November. What is new is the other side of the pairing. MIDM K 3.0 Pro, which KT put on sale on October 29, 2026 at $0.20 per million input tokens and $0.80 output, went on sale with a published rate card on domestic infrastructure — and that makes this a question about two national strategies rather than two models. One company shipped a deliberately small, deliberately cheap model and priced it. The other announced a family and a roadmap reaching ten trillion parameters, and has not yet put a price on a token of it.
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Chinese AI Reaches a Highlight Moment: Qwen4 Benchmark Scores Surpass Opus 5.5 for the First Time, with Exceptional Cost-Effectiveness as Its Biggest Trump Card
News on November 8: As a new wave of Chinese AI large models enters the final countdown to release, core benchmark scores for Alibaba's Qwen4 series have recently been revealed ahead of time. In a specialized creativity evaluation for game development, some models in the series successfully surpassed the top overseas model Opus5.5, showing a remarkable pace of technological catch-up.
The benchmark revealed this time is not a traditional general-purpose large model benchmark, but a creativity assessment project focused on game development called GameFeel Bench.
Test data shows that the lightweight Qwen4-Flash scored 49.9 points, successfully surpassing Opus5.5xHigh, which scored 47.2. This is also the first time a Chinese large model has surpassed an overseas rival of this caliber in a related benchmark. Meanwhile, the smaller, locally deployable version Qwen4-27B also scored 44.6, performing almost as well as Sonnet5.5, which scored 45.
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