OpenAI Explores Legal Action Against Apple Over Failed ChatGPT Integration

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OpenAI considers legal action against Apple due to a poorly executed ChatGPT integration in iOS, leading to disappointing subscriptions and visibility, with historical precedents of Apple alienating major partners like Google and Adobe.

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