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OpenAI to Apple: This dispute is your mess, and you are blaming everyone

OpenAI has pushed back against Apple's claims of trade secret theft in a recent federal court document. OpenAI asserts that internal strife at Apple is to blame for the current legal confrontation, while Apple alleges that its former staff members improperly extracted proprietary data upon leaving for OpenAI. OpenAI maintains that employees are entitled to seek new professional ventures,…

OpenAI to Apple: This dispute is your mess, and you are blaming everyone

OpenAI has vehemently denied Apple's claims of trade secret misappropriation, arguing that the dispute is entirely Apple's fault. In a legal brief submitted to a federal court in San Jose, California, OpenAI stated that Apple has failed to prove any unlawful acquisition of proprietary assets. OpenAI emphasized that the legal battle is the result of Apple's internal problems, asserting that workers have the right to move from one company to another in search of innovative opportunities without facing legal repercussions.

Apple filed the complaint in July, accusing OpenAI and two former engineers of stealing proprietary data related to hardware architecture, manufacturing logistics, and supply-chain operations. OpenAI countered that Apple is using legal action to deter the company's expansion into consumer devices and prevent the loss of talented employees.

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