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Apple Intelligence launch reportedly held up by CAC

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What happened: On June 4, the Financial Times reported that the China launch of Apple’s AI feature, Apple Intelligence, is being held up by the cyberspace administration (CAC).
Quick background: The CAC requires all public-facing generative AI products to be centrally registered – it maintains a reg...



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