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According to a post on X by @AndruEdwards, citing Reuters, Shanghai's regulator has registered Apple Intelligence with Alibaba's Qwen for tablets and laptops. The registration came four months after the iPhone clearance, and Qwen is powering Siri and Writing Tools. The post notes that registration is not final approval and that the Siri AI upgrade won't be ready at the December launch.
According to a post on X by @AndruEdwards, citing Reuters, Shanghai's regulator has registered Apple Intelligence with Alibaba's Qwen for tablets and laptops. The registration came four months after the iPhone clearance, and Qwen is powering Siri and Writing Tools. The post notes that registration is not final approval and that the Siri AI upgrade won't be ready at the December launch.
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Citing Reuters, Andru Edwards says Shanghai's regulator registered the service for tablets and laptops, four months after the iPhone clearance, with Qwen powering Siri and Writing Tools. Registration is not final approval, and the Siri AI upgrade won't be ready at the December launch. Why it matters: Apple's AI...
Apple's AI features in China depend on a local model partner and on regulators, so approval timing affects what iPad and Mac users there can access and when. Registration alone does not complete the process, so final approval is the step to watch. Readers should also track whether the Siri upgrade arrives after the December launch.
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