Apple Asks Judge to Immediately Ban OpenAI from Using Its Trade Secrets
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Apple has filed a motion requesting a federal judge to order OpenAI to stop using trade secrets that Apple alleges were stolen. The motion seeks the return of confidential information and a halt on any further acquisition of non-public information during the litigation. This action follows Apple's earlier accusations that OpenAI orchestrated theft of information about its upcoming products.
In an ongoing case, Apple has accused OpenAI of orchestrating the theft of information about its soon-to-be-released products. The company is now requesting a federal judge to immediately order the AI firm to stop using the allegedly stolen trade secrets. Apple seeks a court order requiring OpenAI to return all confidential information and to cease any attempts to obtain other non-public information. The order is requested to remain in effect for the duration of the lawsuit. This development was reported by Sina Finance. In a separate news item, Anthropic PBC has reached a $10 billion computing agreement with infrastructure startup Volta Infra Holdings Ltd., which is only a few months old. The deal involves using data centers managed by Volta, a cloud infrastructure startup backed by Nvidia, to meet product demand for Claude, Anthropic's AI model.
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