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Alibaba and BMW Team Up to Launch AI Assistant in Future China Models

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba and German automaker BMW announced a partnership to develop an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant for future China models. The AI-powered assistant, which will be integrated into BMW's vehicles, aims to enhance the driving experience and provide users with a more personalized and connected ride.

According to reports, the AI assistant will be able to learn drivers' habits and preferences, and provide them with real-time information and recommendations. The technology is expected to be rolled out in China first, with potential expansion to other markets in the future.

In other news, the fraud trial of Boeing's 737 MAX has been set for June. The trial is a result of the 2018 Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashes, which killed a total of 346 people. The trial is expected to be a major test for Boeing's reputation and its ability to recover from the crisis.

Gold prices have been on the rise in recent weeks, driven by a combination of factors including inflation concerns and central bank actions. The precious metal has gained 2.5% in the past month, with some analysts predicting further gains in the coming months.

Alibaba and BMW's AI assistant is just the latest example of the growing trend of technology integration in the automotive industry. As the world becomes increasingly connected, car manufacturers are looking for ways to enhance the driving experience and provide users with a more personalized and connected ride. With the partnership, Alibaba and BMW aim to set a new standard for the industry and provide users with a more seamless and enjoyable driving experience.