It's not our fault if you can't keep trade secrets, OpenAI tells Apple
We talked to an attorney about OpenAI's claims that Apple didn't protect trade secrets sufficiently, so they were fair game. That probably won't work out that well for OpenAI. The lawsuit between Apple and OpenAI continues with another rebuttal filing from the ChatGPT maker. OpenAI has responded to Apple's latest filing about the theft of confidential information, by filing its own rebuttal which…
OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, has fired back at Apple in a lawsuit over the alleged theft of trade secrets. In a new rebuttal filing, OpenAI claims that Apple's failure to protect sensitive information has left it open to accusations. Reuters reports that OpenAI now accuses Apple of lagging behind in the AI race, stating that employees can easily move to a more innovative startup due to Apple's slow adoption of AI technology.
OpenAI maintains that Apple cannot claim these actions are unlawful, and cannot use its own flawed procedures to blame others for its own problems.
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