Apple Adds Evidence in OpenAI Trade Secret Case; OpenAI Seeks to Strike It
Apple filed a briefing and expert testimony responding to OpenAI's claim that it failed to protect trade secrets, according to AppleInsider.
Apple and OpenAI have exchanged procedural filings in Apple's trade secret theft lawsuit against OpenAI, according to AppleInsider. Apple submitted new evidence consisting of a briefing and expert testimony, while OpenAI's lawyers argued that the new material was improper and should be ignored.
The evidence Apple added responds to OpenAI's claim that Apple failed to protect its trade secrets adequately. OpenAI has shifted from pleading innocence to arguing that if Apple cannot keep trade secrets, the fault lies with Apple.
Apple has protested that each day's delay causes material harm, while OpenAI has been delaying proceedings where it can. The case has not gone to trial yet.
OpenAI, best known for creating ChatGPT, is also working on hardware devices.
Quick answers
What did Apple file in the OpenAI trade secret lawsuit?
Apple filed a briefing and expert testimony responding to OpenAI's claim that Apple failed to protect its trade secrets adequately.
How did OpenAI respond to Apple's new evidence?
OpenAI's lawyers argued the new evidence was improper and asked for it to be disregarded.
Has the Apple v. OpenAI case gone to trial?
No, the case has not gone to trial yet.