Apple says more ex-employees may have taken confidential data to OpenAI
Apple is seeking a preliminary injunction in its trade secrets case against OpenAI and claims that more former employees are involved in the alleged theft of confidential data. Beyond the originally named individuals, 11 other former Apple employees may have been witnesses or participants. OpenAI denies having Apple's trade secrets and disputes some of Apple's claims in the case.
What are the main reasons Apple is suing OpenAI?
Apple claims that former employees are leaving to work at OpenAI while taking confidential trade secrets and information about unannounced products. Apple fears OpenAI could use this data to develop its own products and devices.
What is the legal goal of Apple's request for a preliminary injunction?
Apple wants the court to prevent OpenAI from continuing to develop AI devices or other products based on Apple's technology while the case is being resolved.
How did OpenAI respond to Apple's allegations?
OpenAI publicly denied possessing Apple's trade secrets and stated it is focused on building innovative products. The company also criticized some of Apple's claims and pointed out errors Apple made, such as sending emails to the wrong person.
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