0G Foundation partners with Alibaba Cloud to bring Qwen large model on-chain, enabling direct access for AI agents
Foresight News reports that the 0G Foundation has formed a partnership with Alibaba Cloud, aiming to bring the Qwen large language model series on-chain. 0G enables developers to integrate Qwen access directly into their infrastructure through a tokenization mechanism, eliminating the need for traditional account management and fiat currency settlements, and supporting programmatic, on-demand access to AI computation. In this architecture, inference runs on Qwen, while verification is completed by 0G, establishing the computational and trust foundation for autonomous AI systems.
Currently, developers can use 0G’s verifiable data layer to build 100% auditable multi-step agent workflows. The newly released Qwen3.6 is optimized for Agentic AI and can provide robust inference support for AI agents in decentralized systems. This collaboration enables autonomous AI agents to access top-tier models directly via blockchain, as AI infrastructure transitions from the traditional API model to programmable, tokenized systems.
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