Apple tells judge OpenAI has only ‘a few bad apples’, not 400, and knows who they are
Apple told a federal judge it seeks to inspect devices belonging to a limited number of former employees who joined OpenAI, rather than hundreds of staff, in a trade secrets dispute. The judge indicated he was likely to side with Apple, while OpenAI agreed not to use allegedly stolen information and has made a counterclaim involving a returning Apple engineer.
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