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A visit to Ant Group's office in Hangzhou highlights Alipay as their most impressive product, emphasizing its seamless payment experience in China.

I visited Ant Group's office this week in Hangzhou and found out their most impressive product has nothing to do with payments or AI. I had been using Alipay the entire time in China. It just works, everywhere, instantly. And the more I used it the more curious I got about https://t.co/ilb0C5qmEu
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I visited Ant Group’s office this week in Hangzhou and found out their most impressive product has nothing to do with payments or AI.

I had been using Alipay the entire time in China. It just works, everywhere, instantly. And the more I used it the more curious I got about https://t.co/ilb0C5qmEu

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