Musk Drops Apple Lawsuit Over ChatGPT Siri Deal, Keeps Suing OpenAI
Elon Musk's companies X Corp and SpaceXAI today asked the court to dismiss their claims in a lawsuit filed against Apple in 2025, reports Reuters . There was no explanation for the dismissal request or mention of a settlement. The filing also does not ask for the dismissal of claims against OpenAI. Plaintiffs have resolved their claims in this Action against Defendant Apple Inc. ("Apple").…
Elon Musk's companies X Corp and SpaceXAI filed a lawsuit against Apple in 2025, alleging that Apple and OpenAI conspired to monopolize the AI market. Reuters reported that Musk's companies asked the court to dismiss their claims against Apple, but did not seek to dismiss claims against OpenAI. Apple did not oppose the motion for dismissal, and for the avoidance of doubt, Musk's companies will not seek to dismiss any claims against OpenAI.
The lawsuit accused Apple and OpenAI of collaborating to ensure their dominance in the AI market, and suggested Apple was blindsided by major AI innovations, leading it to partner with OpenAI in a desperate attempt to protect its smartphone monopoly. Musk's companies claimed that Grok lacked the same level of iOS integration as ChatGPT through Siri, and accused Apple of deprioritizing competing generative AI chatbots and X in the App Store, requesting billions in damages.
Apple stated that it had intended to partner with other generative AI chatbots in the future and that the claims were based on speculation. Apple filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit in October, but it was denied.
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