APPLE's rollout of artificial intelligence services in China with Alibaba is being held up by a Beijing regulator, as the tech partnership becomes the latest casualty of the current trade war, reports London's Financial Times.
The tech giants have been working together to launch apple Intelligence, the iPhone-maker's suite of AI services, for Chinese users. The system would be supported by Alibaba's latest models.
Multiple AI products co-developed by the tech companies have been submitted this year to China's internet authority for approval. But their applications are stalled at the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), two people familiar with the matter said, citing increasing geopolitical uncertainties between China and the US.
Apple has suffered in particular from growing tensions between Washington and Beijing, despite chief executive Tim Cook's efforts to win favour with the White House ahead of Trump's second term.
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The tech giants have been working together to launch apple Intelligence, the iPhone-maker's suite of AI services, for Chinese users. The system would be supported by Alibaba's latest models.
Multiple AI products co-developed by the tech companies have been submitted this year to China's internet authority for approval. But their applications are stalled at the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), two people familiar with the matter said, citing increasing geopolitical uncertainties between China and the US.
Apple has suffered in particular from growing tensions between Washington and Beijing, despite chief executive Tim Cook's efforts to win favour with the White House ahead of Trump's second term.
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