Apple shares 'shocking evidence' against former employee accused of stealing company data for OpenAI
📍 Aftermath
The lawsuit between Apple and OpenAI continued to intensify, with Apple renewing a push for expedited discovery and accusing OpenAI of destroying evidence. OpenAI repeatedly denied the claims, calling the suit baseless and blaming Apple’s security practices.
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OpenAI blames Apple security practices in trade secrets lawsuit qz.com · 17d ago broke it first
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Apple accuses OpenAI of destroying evidence in trade secrets case qz.com · 17d ago broke it first
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