Apple brings Alibaba's Qwen into Apple Intelligence in China, S&P turns negative on Meta over AI cash burn, Altman courts Samsung for memory, DoorDash's tiny agent-order count, ETSI's deepfake spec, and Presentations.AI's CRM-connected decks.
Alibaba announced today that its Qwen models will power Apple Intelligence in China, covering Siri, Writing Tools and Visual Intelligence, with a developer beta on November 4 and a December rollout in iOS 27.3. Apple CEO John Ternus said Apple doesn't "want to ship AI for AI's sake." S&P revised Meta's credit outlook to negative over AI-driven cash burn. Sam Altman met about 50 Samsung executives as the memory-chip crunch deepens. DoorDash said third-party AI agents have placed only "several hundred" orders. ETSI published a deepfake-prevention specification aligned with the EU AI Act. And Presentations.AI expanded its CRM-connected sales deck tools.
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