Apple has recently faced pressure from its major shareholders to be more transparent in the field of artificial intelligence. Norway's sovereign wealth fund and French Insurance, as important investors in Apple, have publicly called on Apple to disclose its strategic planning and development blueprint in the field of AI. They believe that information transparency is crucial for investors to make informed investment decisions, and Apple's current confidentiality strategy may affect investor confidence and decision-making. This reflects that investors are highly concerned about Apple's future development direction and competitiveness in the field of artificial intelligence, and also highlights the growing importance of transparent operations in the technology industry.
According to the Financial Times, Apple’s two major shareholders, the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund and French Insurance, have put pressure on the company to disclose its plans in the field of AI and increase transparency. Shareholders view transparency as important in investment decisions, and Apple has faced pressure for not disclosing plans.
Apple is facing growing pressure from investors to find a balance between trade confidentiality and investor information needs. How to respond to the demands of shareholders while maintaining its competitive advantage will become a key issue for Apple to consider in the future. Increased transparency not only benefits investors, but also helps Apple build stronger public trust and brand image.