Apple lawyer to court in OpenAI theft case: We don’t need to check devices of all 400 former employees who joined ChatGPT-maker, as OpenAI knows who the...
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Apple does not want to search the devices of every former employee who has moved to OpenAI. That was the message from the iPhone maker’s lawyer at a federal court hearing in San Jose, California, on Wednesday, the first big showdown in Apple’s trade secrets lawsuit against the ChatGPT maker.US District Judge Edward Davila said he was “highly likely” to side with Apple and grant an injunction against OpenAI. Before he could rule, OpenAI voluntarily agreed not to use any information Apple says its former staff took, for as long as the case runs. According to Bloomberg, the judge can enforce that promise, which also requires OpenAI to collect forensic images of 14 employees’ devices.
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