HONG KONG -- A senior executive at iFlytek, China's leading artificial intelligence developer, says U.S. sanctions have "destroyed" the market mechanism that had benefited the company and country alike.
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iFlytek, a U.S.-sanctioned leader in China's AI industry, presents its products at this year's Hong Kong book fair. (Photo by Kenji Kawase)
HONG KONG -- A senior executive at iFlytek, China's leading artificial intelligence developer, says U.S. sanctions have "destroyed" the market mechanism that had benefited the company and country alike.