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    Apple Filing Alleges Engineer Shared Circuit Design with OpenAI

    Retweet shares Reuters report on Apple's filing about former engineer.

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    Rohan Paul, a Bengaluru-based machine learning engineer, retweeted a Reuters report stating that Apple in its new filing says a former engineer used its confidential circuit design inside OpenAI's AI workflow. The post presents the claim from Apple's filing as reported by Reuters. The evidence consists solely of this retweet and the description of the account holder. No independent confirmation or additional details on the filing appear in the packet. The central claim remains attributed to the content of the circulated report.

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    @rohanpaul_aiOpenAI has responded to Apple's latest filing about the theft of confidential information, by filing its own rebuttal which again accuss Apple of trying to stop employees leaving. OpenAI says in its new filing. "[Employees] can leave a company like Apple that has struggled to adopt AI and move to an exciting startup that builds innovative products. Apple may not like those choices. But it cannot claim those choices are unlawful, and it cannot use its own sloppy procedures to blame others for its own mess." OpenAI is now trying to show that Apple did not adequately safeguard its trade secrets, meaning they may not qualify as trade secrets. Roughly 400 former Apple employees now work at OpenAI

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    @rohanpaul_aiOpenAI has responded to Apple's latest filing about the theft of confidential information, by filing its own rebuttal which again accuss Apple of trying to stop employees leaving. OpenAI says in its new filing. "[Employees] can leave a company like Apple that has struggled to adopt AI and move to an exciting startup that builds innovative products. Apple may not like those choices. But it cannot claim those choices are unlawful, and it cannot use its own sloppy procedures to blame others for its own mess." OpenAI is now trying to show that Apple did not adequately safeguard its trade secrets, meaning they may not qualify as trade secrets. Roughly 400 former Apple employees now work at OpenAI