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Apple has sued OpenAI over alleged trade-secret misappropriation and breach of contract after their earlier Siri collaboration. Apple is seeking a preliminary injunction, access restrictions, and the return of proprietary materials as competition around AI hardware intensifies.
Apple asked a federal judge to immediately bar OpenAI from using what Apple describes as stolen trade secrets. The request escalates Apple’s lawsuit alleging that OpenAI participated in a coordinated campaign to obtain proprietary information about upcoming products.
Apple has asked a U.S. court to bar OpenAI and two former employees from accessing, using, or disclosing alleged Apple trade secrets. The filing escalates tensions as OpenAI develops consumer AI hardware through its io Products unit.
A judge ruled xAI cannot claim OpenAI stole trade secrets solely from hiring its ex-employees. xAI's attempt to twist an ex-employee's text message failed to persuade the court. The decision limits easy trade secret lawsuits in AI talent competition.
A US court dismissed xAI's trade secret lawsuit against OpenAI, ruling that the complaint lacked allegations of direct misconduct by OpenAI itself. The claims centered on actions by eight former xAI employees who joined OpenAI. xAI has until March 17, 2026, to file an amended complaint.
OpenAI secured a victory as a US court dismissed xAI's lawsuit alleging employee poaching and trade secret theft. Judge Rita F. Lin ruled there was no evidence of misconduct by OpenAI, noting only that eight former xAI employees joined around the same time. xAI can amend and refile its claims.
OpenAI has asked a federal judge to dismiss Apple’s trade-secrets lawsuit outright rather than pursue a quiet settlement. Apple alleges that former employees took confidential material to OpenAI.
OpenAI has asked a federal judge to dismiss Apple's lawsuit alleging that it stole trade secrets. The company argues that Apple's claims lack merit.
OpenAI publicly rejected Apple’s allegations of trade-secret misappropriation and intellectual-property violations involving former Apple employees. It claims Apple made factual and communication errors, while Apple argues that the alleged misconduct and evidence warrant legal protection.