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Künstliche Intelligenz: Neues KI-Modell von Tencent soll mehr können als die Konkurrenz

Der chinesische Technologiekonzern setzt auf ein Modell mit 770 Milliarden Parametern. Bei internen Tests soll es besser abschneiden als die Rivalen Z.AI und Moonshot AI.

Künstliche Intelligenz: Neues KI-Modell von Tencent soll mehr können als die Konkurrenz

Beijing - Chinese technology giant Tencent has unveiled a new foundational model for artificial intelligence, claiming it outperforms competitors Z.AI Co. and Moonshot AI in internal tests. This model, named Hy4 Preview, boasts 770 billion parameters and a context window of one million tokens, marking a significant increase in size and data capacity compared to its predecessor.

The larger context window allows the AI model to retain more information and consider more details when answering questions or executing commands. Tencent's engineers reportedly placed Hy4 Preview just ahead of Z.AI's GLM-5.3 and Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 in covert engineering tests. However, independent benchmark results showed mixed performances against Chinese competitors like Alibaba's Qwen 3.8 Max.

Additionally, Tencent demonstrated the model's capabilities through video footage, highlighting its potential applications in game development and 3D website design.

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