Li Jiaqi's livestream sells about 2 trillion tokens in half an hour.

BlockBeats news, November 2 — Li Jiaqi's Tmall Double 11 livestream sold AI computing power products Qwen Office Token for the first time. According to reports from Caijing and others, just half an hour after sales began, 100,000 Qwen Office personal membership monthly cards were sold in the livestream, totaling about 2 trillion Tokens, and the comment section repeatedly flooded with "321, launch Token."

According to the livestream content, the promotional price of this Qwen Office personal membership monthly card was only 0.01 yuan.

That evening, Chen Yusen, Vice President of Alibaba and CEO of Qwen Office, appeared in the livestream. In response to the question "Can an AI avatar provide 24-hour chat companionship," Chen Yusen said AI cannot replace Li Jiaqi, and he hopes more to help fans use AI to handle trivial matters, such as leaving work on time, accompanying cats and dogs, and caring for family members; on site, demonstrations were also given of organizing homework and creating training mini-games, generating business analysis reports from livestream replays and bullet comments, and generating a global fishing map through conversation. Preheating information showed that the livestream had also previously announced the distribution of 20 trillion Tokens, and showcased products including an AI computer preinstalled with Qwen Office, an AI voice-recording card, and a desktop robot.

Previously, Token had already entered e-commerce channels: on September 3, Tmall launched a Token recharge center, connecting manufacturers such as Alibaba Cloud, Zhipu, Kimi, and MiniMax, selling monthly subscription packages and pay-as-you-go recharge services.