On August 7, Alibaba made a dual push into the AI voice market. Its enterprise collaboration platform, DingTalk, launched a full-scenario AI voice input feature, becoming the first application to achieve comprehensive coverage within a collaboration platform. Simultaneously, Alibaba introduced CosyVoice Studio, China's first all-in-one AI voice productivity platform, featuring three core modules: voice recording, AI agents, and audio creation. Both products are built on Alibaba's proprietary Qwen-Audio model, which swept the top spots globally in speech recognition, real-time interaction, and text-to-speech on the Artificial Analysis benchmark, achieving a character error rate of just 1.7% and outperforming international rivals like GPT-Realtime-2. DingTalk focuses on penetrating consumer office scenarios, while CosyVoice Studio targets the enterprise market and content creation, adopting a tiered rollout strategy with some features available via a whitelist invitation system. This marks the first time Alibaba's voice model capabilities have been offered externally in an aggregated product format, establishing a dual-engine AI voice strategy driven by both consumer and business segments. DingTalk's intelligent voice input feature integrates Alibaba's proprietary speech recognition model, Qwen-Audio-3.0-ASR-Flash-Message. The feature now fully covers high-frequency entry points within DingTalk, including Tongyi Qianwen Office, instant messaging, the search bar, documents, and AI spreadsheets, and also supports use in external browsers and desktop