OpenAI fires back at Apple's trade-secret theft lawsuit, calling the claims baseless as the two tech giants clash in a rapidly escalating legal battle over stolen AI technology allegedly used to build a rival device ecosystem.
A federal judge is warning Elon Musk and OpenAI to stop their social media attacks on each other as their high-profile legal battle heads into opening statements, with US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers demanding both sides 'control your propensity to use social media to make things worse outside this …
Apple sues OpenAI in federal court, accusing the AI company of orchestrating corporate espionage through senior leadership, including a former 24-year Apple veteran, allegedly stealing trade secrets, downloading confidential documents, and coaching employees to evade security protocols.
Apple sues OpenAI in federal court, alleging former employees Tang Tan and Chang Liu systematically stole trade secrets, smuggled hardware, and exfiltrated confidential data to fuel OpenAI's hardware ambitions, demanding destruction of stolen information and damages that could derail OpenAI's push into smart glasses, wearable pendants, and camera-equipped earbuds.
Apple is suing OpenAI after former iPhone engineer Chang Liu allegedly defected to OpenAI's hardware division, stealing a company MacBook, exploiting a software bug to access Apple's internal servers, and using a current Apple employee to continue leaking proprietary secrets.
Apple sues OpenAI in a bombshell legal battle, alleging a deliberate pattern of trade secret theft by former employees, including OpenAI's chief hardware officer, who allegedly accessed Apple's systems after leaving and downloaded confidential files on unreleased products.
OpenAI faces serious sanctions after allegedly lying for two years about its ability to search ChatGPT logs in a major copyright lawsuit, with a re-deposed privacy engineer revealing the company had already conducted searches of 78 million conversations before litigation began, directly contradicting its claims that such searches were technically …
AI law startup Norm reaches unicorn status after raising $120 million in a Series C round led by Khosla Ventures, pushing its valuation to $1.2 billion as it disrupts traditional legal billing with AI agents supervised by human attorneys serving enterprise clients.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signs SB 315 into law, making Illinois the latest state to legally require AI safety audits for companies earning $500 million or more, mandating public safety disclosures, third-party evaluations, and catastrophic risk assessments, with fines up to $3 million for repeat violations when the law takes …
Estonia becomes the first country in the world to assign personal ID numbers to AI bots, a landmark regulatory move aimed at controlling AI access and authority as governments race to manage the rapid legal implications of artificial intelligence.