Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) firm SenseTime Group said on Dec. 20 that it will relaunch the $767 million Hong Kong ($98.3 million) initial public offering a week after the United States bans American investment in the company. SenseTime kept its target of selling 1.5 billion shares at a price between HK$3.85 ($0.49) and $HK3.99 ($0.51) each, according to its revised filings to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The final offer price will be set on Dec. 23. The company’s trading debut is due to start on Dec. 30, the company said in the filing. SenseTime had previously planned to start trading on Dec. 17, but was derailed due to U.S. sanctions. The United States put an investment ban on U.S. investment in the company on Dec. 10 for its role in developing facial recognition software used in the communist regime’s suppression of Uyghur Muslims. Over one million Uyghur and other …