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OpenAI tells court Apple's trade-secret suit is "a mess Apple made itself"

Prepared by Sintelligent with the help of SI. Publication time restored from the build log. . Updated: .

The battle over future SI devices is moving to the courts: OpenAI is seriously building its own hardware, and Apple sees it as a direct competitor.

Apple accuses former employees Chang Liu and Tan Tan, who moved to OpenAI's hardware division, of taking confidential files with hardware designs. OpenAI replies that Apple itself allowed them to work with documents via personal iCloud accounts, gave departing employees too little time to hand in their devices, and kept turning to them for help after they left.

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Apple's trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI

3 events
  1. OpenAI tells court that a former employee sent over 100 files about an unreleased device to himself before moving to Apple; Apple denies it
  2. Court orders OpenAI to hand Apple, on an expedited basis, documents on hiring former Apple employees
  3. OpenAI tells court Apple's trade-secret suit is "a mess Apple made itself"Open now
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