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Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging that the artificial intelligence company engaged in a systematic campaign to steal trade secrets and confidential information related to unreleased products. The lawsuit, submitted in a federal court, claims that OpenAI has poached more than 400 former Apple employees, including notable figures such as Tang Tan, who previously led iPhone design.
According to the suit, these employees were encouraged to share sensitive materials, including confidential presentations and key supplier details, to aid OpenAI in developing its own hardware offerings. Apple described its findings as just "the tip of the iceberg," suggesting a broader and more intricate case of corporate espionage. OpenAI has yet to publicly respond to the allegations. The conflict represents a significant escalation in the already competitive landscape of the tech industry, particularly between these two influential companies.
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13 July
Apple alleges in court that a former engineer used a bug to steal trade secrets for OpenAI.
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