
OpenAI accuses a former employee of presenting confidential information and trade secrets about its products to senior management at Apple, which is now developing its own artificial intelligence technologies.
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OpenAI filed a document with a federal court in San Jose claiming that a former employee leaked secrets to Apple.
According to OpenAI, the former employee gave a presentation about the product to the senior management of the iPhone owner.
The accusation appears in a document presented by OpenAI to a federal court in San Jose, California, in the United States.
The company claims that the presentation took place months ago and that Apple now develops its own artificial intelligence products. As an example, he cites the launch of HomeView this week.
"OpenAI is very concerned that its trade secrets and confidential information are circulating within Apple, where its engineers can shape the company's next products based on OpenAI's confidential and innovative work," the ChatGPT creator said in the document.
Apple said it has policies and procedures to ensure new employees do not use confidential information from previous employers. The company further stated that it found no evidence to support OpenAI's accusations.

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