OpenAI's lawsuit delays cause more harm every day, says Apple
Apple has pushed back against OpenAI's trying to delay the trade theft lawsuit while the AI company continues to profit from allegedly stolen information. Apple continues to press for expedited discovery in its case against OpenAI. Apple first filed suit against OpenAI over alleged mass IP theft in July 2026 . Since then, Apple has pressed for a faster start to the proceedings, and OpenAI has basically claimed that Apple is only suing because it can't compete . OpenAI has argued that Apple's asking for expedited discovery was simply unnecessary. Now Apple has responded to what it categorizes as OpenAI attempting to delay the suit Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple has pushed back against OpenAI's trying to delay the trade theft lawsuit while the AI company continues to profit from allegedly stolen information. Apple continues to press for expedited discovery in its case against OpenAI. Apple first filed suit against OpenAI over alleged mass IP theft in July 2026 . Since then, Apple has pressed for a faster start to the proceedings, and OpenAI has basically claimed that Apple is only suing because it can't compete . OpenAI has argued that Apple's asking for expedited discovery was simply unnecessary. Now Apple has responded to what it categorizes as OpenAI attempting to delay the suit Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple has pushed back against OpenAI's trying to delay the trade theft lawsuit while the AI company continues to profit from allegedly stolen information.
Apple continues to press for expedited discovery in its case against OpenAI.
Apple first filed suit against OpenAI over alleged mass IP theft in July 2026 .
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