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Chinese LLMs Doubao, Qwen to shut down personalized AI agents on July 15

ByteDance's Doubao and Alibaba's Qwen LLMs announced they will shut down personalized AI agent features on July 15 to comply with new government regulations. The move aims to enhance safety, prevent abuse by third parties, and reduce investment in less viable businesses. The shutdown coincides with the enforcement of interim measures for AI-powered personified interactive services, which require anti-addiction systems, minor identity verification, and strict content review. Despite the removal, the AI agent market is expected to grow explosively.

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  • Doubao and Qwen will disable personalized AI agents on July 15, with data retention until October 15.
  • The shutdown is driven by regulatory compliance and business optimization.
  • New Chinese regulations mandate strict oversight of AI personified services, including content review and anti-addiction measures.
  • Analysts predict exponential growth in the AI agent market, with enterprise adoption accelerating.

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