What smart people are saying about OpenAI's 'Apple is getting this wrong' rebuttal
In a blog post, OpenAI wrote that Apple's recent lawsuit was "careless, aggressive and oddly personal." Here's what smart people are saying about it.
OpenAI has responded to Apple's recent lawsuit, claiming the tech giant is misrepresenting the facts. The AI company published a blog post titled "Apple is getting this wrong," addressing what it perceives as errors in Apple's legal correspondence. OpenAI alleges that Apple employees, including a former engineer, improperly accessed confidential information after leaving the company. The AI lab's stance has sparked reactions from various influential figures in tech.
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, reposted screenshots of Apple's latest court filings, expressing skepticism about OpenAI's claims. Neil Cybart, founder of Above Avalon, dismissed OpenAI's response as "nonsensical," accusing the AI company of employing a "hey, look over there" strategy to divert attention from Apple's central allegations. Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's Mad Money, commented that Apple's new filing marks a shift to "gloves off" in the legal battle.
Todd Dailey, a former Apple enterprise marketing manager, shared his perspective on X, suggesting that OpenAI's statements about Apple's offboarding issues seemed plausible due to the company's stretched resources. Harpal Singh, founder of Blimpp, explained that OpenAI's post was strategically crafted to directly contradict Apple's account, potentially influencing how journalists, search engines, and AI tools describe the lawsuit.
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