OpenAI Asks Judge to Toss Apple’s Trade Secrets Lawsuit
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OpenAI’s move to dismiss Apple’s trade secrets suit is as much about limiting discovery as it is about winning the case—no lab wants its hiring and hardware strategy unpacked in court. For operators, assume IP disputes around AI talent and model integration will rise; tighten your own documentation on what’s proprietary and how it’s protected.
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