Xiao-I says Shanghai court dismisses Siri patent infringement claims against Apple
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- Xiao-I Corp. lost two first-instance rulings in a China patent dispute with Apple over Siri, issued June 10, 2026.
- Shanghai High People’s Court dismissed Xiao-I’s infringement claims tied to its “A Chat Robot System” invention patent.
- Court also found certain Siri-equipped iPhone models fall outside the patent’s protection scope.
- Apple’s claim for RMB 2 million in litigation-cost compensation was rejected.
- Xiao-I plans to appeal the infringement decisions to China’s Supreme People’s Court; the patent’s validity was upheld in a separate final ruling.
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