Apple has reportedly removed over 100 AI apps from its Chinese App Store that are believed to violate the country’s new regulations on generative AI. The regulations, which take effect on August 15, prohibit AI apps that produce “subversive” speech, such as content that questions state power or promotes political dissent. Mack DeGeurin for Gizmodo: Those restrictions, which officially take effect August 15, demand that AI developers’ products “adhere to core socialist values” and prohibit content that questions state power. If the developers can’t control their generative progeny, the products will face censorship and possible shutdowns. In a letter sent to developers shared on Twitter by native ChatGPT client OpenCat, Apple said it was removing the apps “because [they] include…

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