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OpenAI agrees not to use trade secrets Apple says were stolen as judge signals likely injunction
During a hearing Wednesday in Apple's trade-secrets lawsuit, OpenAI voluntarily agreed not to use trade secrets Apple claims were stolen by employees who defected to OpenAI while the case plays out; US District Judge Edward Davila said at the hearing he was "highly likely" to side with Apple and issue an injunction, and the agreement requires OpenAI to collect forensic images of 14 employees' devices. Hours before the hearing, OpenAI filed papers alleging a former employee who had returned to Apple sent over a hundred highly confidential files about at least one unreleased OpenAI device to personal accounts; Apple said it found no evidence to substantiate the claims.
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OpenAI agreed not to use trade secrets that Apple Inc. claims were stolen by employees who defected from the iPhone maker to the artificial intelligence startup while a legal fight between the companies plays out. The ChatGPT maker made the voluntary concession during a court hearing Wednesday in which a federal judge said he was “highly likely” to side with Apple and issue an injunction against OpenAI. US District Judge Edward Davila will have the power to enforce the agreement, which also requires OpenAI to collect forensic images of 14 employees’ devices that may contain Apple’s confidentia…