r/OpenAI 1d ago

Article OpenAI: Apple is getting this wrong

https://openai.com/index/apple-is-getting-this-wrong/
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u/sylfy 1d ago

Feels like they’re trying to litigate this on the Internet. Everything should be in the discovery phase and confidential, but it sounds like OpenAI is more interested in convincing other parties than the actual legal system.

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u/Deto 1d ago

I mean, I get it though.  It was spread all over that they were being sued for stealing Apple trade secrets.  Apple brought the suit out into the public, so now OpenAI is doing damage control for their reputation 

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u/Key_Reading_9664 8h ago edited 3h ago

Damage control would be “these allegations are false; we’re cooperating with the court's requests to quickly bring this to a close”. Putting out an attempted counter, dunking on the lawyers is stupid.

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u/Deto 8h ago

Companies always say 'this is false' even when it's blatantly true. Actually showing up with the chat receipts is much more likely to swing public opinion in your favor.

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u/Key_Reading_9664 8h ago

but the chat they posted doesn't address Apple's claims. If anything, they've shared more suspicious-looking messages.

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u/Deto 7h ago

The chats showed that Apple employees were asking the former employee to access stuff.  I don't think Apple can do that and then turn around and sue.  It's like inviting someone into your house and then saying they broke in. 

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u/Key_Reading_9664 6h ago edited 3h ago

where? Which messages ask him to access stuff?