Chinese artificial intelligence firm SenseTime Group Inc. is trying to keep its initial public offering alive, according to a person familiar with the matter, as the Biden administration adds the company to a blacklist that will ban U.S. investors from buying its actions. Pricing for the SenseTimes share offering in Hong Kong did not go as planned on Friday, thwarting plans for the company to go public within a week on December 17. Companies that go public in the city typically price their IPOs a week before stock. start trading, and the investors who placed orders don’t transfer the money...