As noted by AppleInsider, Judge Davila has granted more of Apple’s requests in its legal battle with OpenAI with latter having to supply the former with details of:
- Ex-Apple Employee Chang Liu’s and Tang Tan’s devices used to store confidential Apple information
- Their accounts and messaging apps containing the same
- Their use of AI tools for both personal and OpenAI work
- Any confidential Apple information that may have been destroyed
OpenAI is also ordered to provide testimonies about Apple information specifically used in battery technologies and metal finishings.
This is all part of an ongoing legal battle. In the original lawsuit filed with the Northern District of California, Apple said it has uncovered evidence of a months-long scheme to steal confidential information. The company said OpenAI hardware lead and former Apple designer Tan and former electrical engineer Liu directed Apple employees interviewing with OpenAI to provide details on unreleased devices, components, manufacturing processes, and vendor relationships. You can read more here.
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