At 7:30 PM tonight, a new face called "Token" will appear in Li Jiaqi's livestream for Tmall's Double 11 shopping festival, marking the first time an anchor's livestream has sold AI computing power products, with Qwen Office CEO Chen Yusen appearing as a guest.

Public information shows that Chen Yusen is the youngest vice president at Alibaba (NYSE: BABA), and both he and Li Jiaqi were born in 1992.

According to reports, in addition to distributing Token benefits, the livestream will also showcase AI computers, AI note-taking cards, and desktop robots.

The three AI computers featured that evening are the Lecoo Air, Mechanical Master Dawn 16S Youth Edition, and Lenovo Zhaoyang Yue Plus, all of which come with Qwen Office built in and offer up to 3 months of membership for free.

Compared to purchasing AI services separately, these products combine computer hardware with AI agents (large models, AI office software, etc.), emphasizing an out-of-the-box experience.

The three products are part of the "Tmall Qwen Office AI Computer Program." According to the program, 70 computer hardware products equipped with Qwen Office will make their debut during this year's Tmall Double 11, and the three products appearing in the livestream are among them.

According to product introductions, the livestream will also showcase AI hardware designed for meeting notes and learning scenarios.

The Dingtalk A1 and QwenNote A2 AI note-taking cards offer features such as meeting summary generation and cross-language translation, suitable for meetings, client visits, and lectures; the QwenNote Eva desktop robot supports phone calls, spoken language practice, learning report generation, and posture reminders.