Recently, at the TongAI conference, Alibaba DAMO Academy officially released the URM General Recall Large Model. This new technological achievement combines deep learning and big data analysis capabilities to enhance the intelligent delivery of e-commerce ads. The URM large model not only accurately analyzes consumer behavior and interest preferences but also effectively improves the return on investment (ROI) of advertisements, marking DAMO Academy's first technical application in the generative recommendation field and injecting new momentum into the intelligent transformation of the advertising industry.

The release of the URM large model signifies an important step forward for DAMO Academy in the field of ad placement. With the continuous development of the e-commerce industry, traditional advertising models can no longer meet users' personalized needs. The introduction of the URM large model fills this gap. By intelligently analyzing massive amounts of data, the model can understand consumers' changing needs in real time, enabling more precise ad recommendations.

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In addition, the introduction of the URM large model will reshape the shopping experience for users. In the past, consumers often faced information overload when shopping online, making it difficult to find products they were truly interested in. However, through the smart recommendations of URM, consumers can easily access products that meet their needs, improving both the efficiency and enjoyment of shopping. In short, the URM large model provides merchants with a more efficient tool for ad placement while creating a friendlier shopping environment for consumers.

DAMO Academy's performance at this conference undoubtedly signals the curtain rising on the intelligent transformation of the advertising industry. In the future, as more technologies are applied, the ways of ad placement in e-commerce will become more intelligent and personalized, building a closer bridge between consumers and merchants.