OpenAI Seeks Dismissal of Apple's Trade Secrets Lawsuit
OpenAI has filed a motion to dismiss Apple's trade secrets lawsuit, arguing that the legal action is an attempt to hinder employee movement and competition in the AI sector. Apple's lawsuit alleges that OpenAI stole its trade secrets.
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OpenAI Asks Judge to Toss Apple Suit Alleging Trade Secret Theft
OpenAI is asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Apple Inc. accusing the artificial intelligence company of stealing trade secrets, saying that the iPhone maker’s allegations are meritless.
By Rachel Metz and Mark Gurman
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Mandel NGAN / AFP via Getty Images OpenAI slipped a dig about Apple struggling in the AI talent wars into a new court filing. Big Tech and startup companies have been furiously competing to hire top engineers. Apple filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in July, accusing the ChatGPT maker of stealing trade secrets. OpenAI is turning up the sass on Apple. The ChatGPT maker said in a court filing this week that Apple's lawsuit accusing it of stealing trade secrets amounted to ...
Read full article →Apple Asks Court To Force OpenAI To Stop Using Its Trade Secrets
Apple has asked a federal judge to immediately block OpenAI's continued use of what it calls stolen trade secrets while their lawsuit remains pending
Read full article →OpenAI asks US judge to dismiss Apple's trade secrets case
'OpenAI has no use, need, or desire for Apple's trade secrets,' lawyers for OpenAI wrote in the motion
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