Alibaba Cloud collaborates with Sui Network to launch an AI programming assistant, lowering the development threshold for Web3 smart contracts. (Background: SUI treasury company Mill City Ventures III has been renamed “SUI Group”, NASDAQ stock code SUIG) (Context: What is Rialo, the blockchain in the real world created by Sui veterans?) Alibaba Cloud (Alibaba Cloud) and public chain Sui Network announced their collaboration to launch an AI programming assistant specifically designed for the Sui Move language, attempting to carve out a new path in the complex and costly blockchain development process. This AI tool combines natural language processing to generate MOVE code, perform real-time security checks, and automatically produce documentation, allowing developers to quickly get started through interfaces in English, Chinese, and Korean. AI Assistant Rewrites Smart Contract Development Blockchain smart contracts are difficult to develop; a single line of flawed code can lead to significant losses. Alibaba Cloud has been cultivating large language models for years, and its LingmaAgent has been embedded in TONGYI Lingma IDE for interactive debugging and testing generation. This extension into the Web3 domain allows the AI’s real-time checking mechanism to complement Sui Network’s Move language, which focuses on asset security, potentially enhancing both the efficiency and stability of blockchain developers. Related Reports DeFi Regulatory Dawn: U.S. Department of Justice: No longer prosecuting decentralized software developers for “unlicensed fund transfers” Ethereum developer installs “malicious AI plugin” and gets hacked, crypto wallet emptied in three days; ten years of security experience was useless Ethereum executive urges developers: The Fusaka upgrade by the end of the year cannot be delayed, otherwise discussions of the roadmap are meaningless. This article titled “Alibaba Cloud Launches Web3 Smart Contract AI Assistant for Sui Network Developers” was first published in BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media.