10 September 2021PatentsAlex Baldwin

AI company asks Shanghai court to bar iPhone sales in China

A Chinese AI company has ramped up a patent dispute over Apple’s virtual assistant ‘Siri’, asking the Shanghai High People’s Court to bar the production and sale of iPhones in China.

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