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OpenAI calls out Apple's 'careless, aggressive and oddly personal lawsuit' in latest blog post

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OpenAI calls out Apple's 'careless, aggressive and oddly personal lawsuit' in latest blog post

OpenAI has criticized Apple's lawsuit, labeling it as "careless, aggressive, and oddly personal" in a recent blog post. This follows the legal dispute involving two former Apple employees who later joined OpenAI, alleging they took trade secrets with them. Apple claims these employees accessed confidential information, prompting the company to seek a preliminary injunction to prevent OpenAI and the former employees from accessing trade secrets.

OpenAI, however, refutes these claims, stating the preliminary injunction is based on "false information" and unnecessary, as it does not wish to acquire Apple's trade secrets. The blog post, titled "Apple is getting this wrong", suggests Apple should have raised these concerns before filing a lawsuit and would have been willing to clarify the situation.

OpenAI expresses disappointment in Apple's actions, stating they have taken the allegations seriously and offered to collaborate with Apple to resolve the issue. Despite Apple's historical reluctance to publicly comment on ongoing court cases, OpenAI's blog post aims to garner public support, potentially pressuring Apple to respond publicly.

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