Apple disputes OpenAI's court filing in trade secrets case
Apple has filed a response in its ongoing trade secrets lawsuit, accusing OpenAI and other defendants of violating court rules by introducing new arguments and testimony in their objection to Apple’s motion for a preliminary injunction. Apple claims OpenAI’s response included additional declarations and went beyond the scope allowed for such filings, escalating a procedural dispute in the case over alleged misappropriation of trade secrets.
- Apple alleges OpenAI exceeded court rules in filing
- Dispute centers on preliminary injunction request
- Apple objects to new statements by former employee Liu
- Defendants' filing exceeded page limits, Apple claims
- Procedural argument affects allowable evidence
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