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Resellers in China are marking down the latest version of the Apple iPhone by as much as $180 amid reduced demand.

A spokesperson for Beijing-based Baidu told Reuters this week that the partnership involves Lenovo using its Ernie large language model (LLM) and is similar to collaborations with Samsung and Honor announced last month.

China's Baidu has partnered with Lenovo to feature its generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology on Lenovo's smartphones, in the latest team up with a phone manufacturer as it seeks practical applications for its AI model. A spokesperson for Beijing-based Baidu told Reuters this week that the partnership involves Lenovo using its Ernie large language model (LLM) and is similar to collaborations with Samsung and Honor announced last month.

China's Baidu has partnered with Lenovo to feature its generative AI technology on Lenovo's smartphones in its latest team up with a phone manufacturer.

Baidu CEO Robin Li said last November that firms now needed to focus on developing practical applications. Chinas top phone brands including Vivo, Xiaomi and Huawei are also working on their own on-device AI models but have not disclosed details.

Baidu partners with Lenovo to integrate its generative AI technology into smartphones, reflecting the growing trend of AI features in phones. Local companies in China, like Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent, are capitalizing on the gap in the market created by unavailable US-based AI services. BIDU stock up 0.74% premarket.

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Apple's new headset is reselling for nearly double its $3.5K sticker price through unofficial channels outside of the United States.