The statement is composed of two main claims: 1) Alibaba is launching an AI subscription service, and 2) Alibaba is testing stablecoin payments with JPMorgan. The provided sources offer strong, corroborating evidence for the individual components of the statement, making the overall claim highly plausible.First, the claim about Alibaba's AI initiatives is directly supported. One source confirms that Alibaba has unveiled AI products, including a chatbot and glasses. This makes the development of a subscription service a logical and likely business model.Second, the components of the payment-testing claim are also well-supported across multiple sources. One article explicitly states that the Chinese retail giant Alibaba is considering or involved with stablecoin payout technology. Furthermore, several highly authoritative sources confirm that JPMorgan is a major player in institutional blockchain payments with its JPM Coin system.While no single source explicitly states that Alibaba is testing this technology *specifically with JPMorgan*, the evidence strongly supports that both entities are independently and actively pursuing the exact technologies mentioned in the statement. One key source discusses the AI and blockchain activities of both companies in the same context. The convergence of this evidence, with no contradictions, makes the composite statement very likely to be true. The small probability of it being false accounts for the possibility that the two initiatives are happening separately and have been incorrectly linked in the statement.