Judge grants yet more of Apple's requests for OpenAI information
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As the case inches closer to trial, OpenAI has been ordered to surrender more details to Apple about its employees' use of devices and tools, and its recruitment practices. The lawsuit between Apple and OpenAI continues with the ChatGPT maker being ordered to provide more information. Apple has been pressing for early discovery in its lawsuit against OpenAI over alleged trade secret theft, arguing that delays materially hurt it. Judge Edward Davila has previously tended to side with Apple, but denied it certain information because he said the requests were too broad. Now Apple has narrowed the scope of its requests, specifically changing it from covering all ex-Apple employees to being specifically those hired by OpenAI. On that basis, Judge Davila has granted more of the requests and so ordered OpenAI to provide Apple with details of: Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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