Oh, yes: Apple intelligence! APLE AI promised to detonate us in 2024, however This did not happen completely, so we hope that the year 2025 is the year. Or 2026. We can wait. This is irony, just to be clear.

The subject of artificial intelligence is incredibly sensitive to the Kobino giant. You may know or do not know that, but Apple has a problem selling the largest possible IPHONE devices in China.

In order to do this (and do this quickly), Apple needs to integrate somewhat artificial intelligence in their iPhone devices. The competitors do so.

Elsewhere, Apple intelligence Supported by Chatgpt from Openai, but the problem is that Chatgpt is still not available in China. The approval of the government is a must for artificial intelligence services.

That is why it is not surprising that:

According to the Apple Deepseek (Chinese IQ), to bring it Apple intelligence To China this is the way for Cuperno to overcome the regulatory issues that prevented the usual artificial intelligence systems. This step is important, because iPhone sales in the region are hurt by local competitors. So, based on where you get your iPhone, it can come well with Deepseek AI. Does that bother you? Especially in the light of Deepseek that is blocked by another country.

Dibsic rapidly caused the stock market panic in late January, where he spent billions of major technology companies and investors. Low -cost artificial intelligence capabilities have sparked fears in the West, with some skepticism about the high costs of current artificial intelligence models.

Firstly, Italy was to prohibit Deepseek’s privacy on data, prohibit it from application stores and launch an investigation into its data practices.

Now, it’s Taiwan Kibosh places on Deepseek. Taiwan officially prevented all government agencies from using Deepseek AI on Monday, noting the security risks.

Of course, Taiwan has a history of caution against its neighbor’s technology due to various conflicts and demands. Prime Minister Zhou Young Tae announced the ban during the cabinet meeting, with a focus on the need to protect information security in the country.

Last Friday, the digital ministry in Taiwan warned government departments against using Deepseek, but it did not stop the explicit ban. Now, the embargo is official, as it corresponds to Taiwan with other countries such as South Korea, France, Italy and Ireland, which also examines Dempsic’s personal data.