SHANGHAI,Aug. 27,2024 -- Xiao-I Corporation ("Xiao-I" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: AIXI),a leading artificial intelligence company,today provided an update on its VIE's ongoing patent infringement lawsuit against Apple (as defined below). The lawsuit centers on the alleged infringement on Chinese invention patent ZL200410053749.9owned by Shanghai Xiao-i Robot Technology Co.,Ltd. ("Shanghai Xiao-i"). As a holding company incorporated in the Cayman Islands with no material operations of its own,Xiao-I conducts a substantial majority of its operations through Shanghai Xiao-i,a variable interest entity (the "VIE"),in China.

On August 3,2020,Shanghai Xiao-i filed a lawsuit with the Shanghai High People's Court (the "Shanghai High Court") in China,against Apple Computer Trading (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd.,Apple,Inc.,and Apple Computer Trading (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd. (together and collectively,"Apple"),demanding that Apple cease its infringement of Shanghai Xiao-i's intelligent assistant patent (ZL200410053749.9 invention patent) by its Siri (intelligent assistant) (the "Patent Infringement Case"). On August 27,the Shanghai High Court formally accepted the Patent Infringement Case filed by Shanghai Xiao-i against Apple. On September 4,2021,Shanghai Xiao-i filed a behavior preservation application (injunction) with the Shanghai High Court,demanding Apple to immediately stop the patent infringement involving Siri,including but not limited to stopping the production,selling,offering to sell,importing or using of iPhone products that infringe Shanghai Xiao-i's patent. On February 3,2023,Apple filed a lawsuit against Shanghai Xiao-i with the Shanghai High Court,requesting (i) confirmation that the iPhone SE,iPhone 12,and iPhone 13 series products equipped with Siri (the "products in question") do not infringe on the patent rights of ZL200410053749.9 invention patent,and (ii) Shanghai Xiao-i to compensate the plaintiff for reasonable expenses. On January 29,2024,the Shanghai High Court decided to merge the above two cases for trial (the "Patent Infringement Case Trial").

On March 27,the Beijing Intellectual Property Court notified that Apple Computer Trading (Shanghai) Co.,Ltd. had filed a patent administrative lawsuit against the defendant China National Intellectual Property Administration and the third person,Shanghai Xiao-i,regarding the 58271 and 58272 Review Decision of Request for Invalidation. On June 28,the Beijing Intellectual Property Court ruled against Apple,upholding the validity of Shanghai Xiao-i's patent. This ruling validated Shanghai Xiao-i's intellectual property and paved the way for the subsequent trial.

On July 31,the Shanghai High Court officially concluded the Patent Infringement Case Trial,and Shanghai Xiao-i is now awaiting the verdict.

About Xiao-I Corporation

Xiao-I Corporation is a leading cognitive intelligence enterprise in China that offers a diverse rangeof business solutions and services in artificial intelligence,covering natural language processing,voice and image recognition,machine learning,and affective computing. Since its inception in 2001,the Company has developed an extensive portfolio of cognitive intelligence technologies that arehighly suitable and have been applied to a wide variety of business cases. Xiao-I powers itscognitive intelligence products and services with its cutting-edge,proprietary AI technologies toenable and promote industrial digitization,intelligent upgrading,and transformation. For moreinformation,please visit: www.xiaoi.com.

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