Apple's lawyer told a federal court in San Jose that the iPhone maker wants to inspect devices of a few former employees who joined OpenAI, not all 400. Judge Edward Davila said he was highly likely to side with Apple in the trade secrets case, and OpenAI agreed not to use allegedly stolen information. OpenAI also accuses a returning Apple engineer of taking its files.
Apple tells judge OpenAI has only ‘a few bad apples’, not 400, and knows who they are
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