OpenAI accuses former employee of stealing over 100 hardware secrets and defecting to Apple, potentially filing a countersuit, leading to a postponement of the scheduled trial.
OpenAI on Wednesday filed new court documents accusing a former employee of stealing over a hundred highly confidential documents related to unreleased devices before leaving the company, and then presenting the product plans to Apple executives after joining Apple. OpenAI stated it might file a countersuit based on this new accusation. Apple denied the allegations, stating it found no evidence to support OpenAI's claims and criticized the move as an attempt to shift the focus of the lawsuit. This new accusation led to the postponement of the trial between OpenAI and Apple, originally scheduled for Wednesday, regarding the trade secret lawsuit. Previously, Apple had first sued OpenAI and two former employees in July, accusing them of stealing dozens of confidential Apple hardware-related documents.
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