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  • Apple Trains Proprietary Foundation AI Model for China with Alibaba Support

    Apple has developed and trained a proprietary large language model tailored specifically for mainland China with infrastructure and technical assistance from Alibaba Group, according to reporting from Reuters. The move marks a shift in Apple's deployment strategy for Apple Intelligence in its most competitive international market, where Western foundation models remain blocked by domestic regulators. The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) registered Apple's generative AI service in July 2

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  • Apple Trained Its Own AI Model for China With Alibaba's Support

    Apple has developed a custom large language model specifically for the Chinese market in partnership with Alibaba, marking a rare U.S.-China AI collaboration that gives Apple more control over its AI features in a key market where it has been losing ground to domestic rivals. According to Reuters, citing three people familiar with the matter, Apple trained the China-specific model with Alibaba's support. This departs from Apple's previous strategy of relying on third-party Chinese models to pow

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  • OpenAI Files Motion to Dismiss Apple Trade Secrets Lawsuit, Calls It 'Rotten to Its Core'

    OpenAI filed a motion to dismiss Apple's trade secrets lawsuit on Tuesday, calling the complaint "rotten to its core" and arguing that Apple is repackaging generic product development information as protected trade secrets. The motion, submitted to a federal judge in California, marks OpenAI's formal legal response to the lawsuit Apple filed in July. Apple alleged that former employees who left for OpenAI stole confidential documents to advance OpenAI's hardware development plans, which reporte

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  • OpenAI Says Apple Lawsuit Built on False Claims, Publishes Employee Messages as Evidence

    OpenAI published a detailed rebuttal on August 3 to Apple's trade secrets lawsuit, alleging that Apple's legal filing contains false claims, an email sent to the wrong person, and a mischaracterization of routine post-employment interactions between former Apple employees and their old colleagues. The blog post, titled "Apple is getting this wrong," is OpenAI's first substantive response since Apple sued the company and two former Apple employees -- Tang Tan and Chang Liu -- in July. Apple's co

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