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A threat intelligence report alleges that Chinese laboratories harvested Claude's core capabilities through 200 million sophisticated prompt exchanges.
The preview model scored 64.3 on the DeepSwe benchmark and ranked 8th on Code Arena, utilizing Tencent's vast product ecosystem for training data.
The $40 million system is fine-tuned on the company's own legal and news data, reflecting a broader shift toward owning AI infrastructure rather than paying frontier labs by the token.
Companies making more than $50 million a year must obtain a separate paid license to use the model commercially, breaking from the free Apache terms Alibaba used before.
The model card lists a vision encoder, a hybrid Gated DeltaNet and attention stack across 64 layers, and coding scores of 73.0 on Terminal Bench and 61.7 on SWE-bench Pro.
