Amap, the mapping and navigation platform of Alibaba Group Holding, has launched new features powered by its top-ranking world model, as the tech giant doubles down on artificial intelligence to upgrade its massive consumer ecosystem.
Amap, the mapping and navigation platform of Alibaba Group Holding, has launched new features powered by its top-ranking world model, as the tech giant doubles down on artificial intelligence to upgrade its massive consumer ecosystem.
The feature was designed to give users a clearer sense of a place – such as its layout and seating areas – before making travel plans, while also helping local businesses boost offline traffic, according to the company.
Amap would initially offer the feature free of charge to one million businesses on the platform, helping merchants showcase their venues in a more interactive format, according to Alibaba.

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