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Today's news, according to the Financial Times, Apple's two major shareholders have put pressure on the company's top management to disclose its plans in the AI field and improve transparency.

According to reports, Norges Bank Investment Management, the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, and Legal&General, the two major shareholders of Apple, have made requests and said:

"We met with the company to discuss these topics, but the company has not committed to increasing AI transparency and information disclosure."

In response to Apple's failure to disclose its AI plan, Fratton said:

"Apple should be transparent in the process of using AI and risk management. Public disclosure of its AI plan may damage Apple's image and eliminate any new ideas brought by its unique selling points, but this approach to promoting transparency is still meaningful for major shareholders."

The shareholders' continuous investment in Apple is likely to depend on the company's future plans, and its AI strategy has certain risks, because this is one of the main reasons why mobile phones are different at present.

Faced with the pressure from shareholders to disclose its AI plan, Apple said:

"The scope of the required report is too broad, and the content required to be disclosed may include strategic plans and initiatives harmful to our competitive position."

Apple will hold a shareholders' meeting tomorrow, and there may be more detailed reports on AI.

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