Xiaomi ‘in no rush’ to turn vast AI spending into profits despite earnings slump
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Chinese technology giant Xiaomi has said it is “in no rush” to convert its large investments in artificial intelligence into profit, after recording another decline in net profits in the second quarter amid intense competition and cost inflation. “Our investment in AI is currently still in a phase of large-scale input. However, as a large corporation, Xiaomi is in no rush to pursue immediate monetisation,” said Alain Lam, the firm’s vice-president and chief financial officer, during an earnings...
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