August 5 News.appleLast month's indictment OpenAI In addition, two former employees who had left office to join OpenAI, Chang Liu and Tang Tan, accused them of misappropriation of trade secrets, assisting OpenAI in the area of hardware consumption, and of applying for a ban on their access to or use of apple-confidential information。
In response to Apple's initial injunction application yesterday, OpenAI responded with a direct call from the official website, entitled Apple is getting this wrong。
OpenAI contradicts article by article and publishes email and chat records. First, Apple's external lawyer, in communicating with the Asian family name, mismailed it and subsequently admitted that he had never spoken to the General Counsel for OpenAI and that he had not followed up for five months and had filed a direct complaint。
Second, Apple accused Chang Liu of unauthorized access to confidential information, but the chat record showed that Apple's active employees approached him for technical assistance; the so-called "residual access rights" stemmed from the absence of Apple's own exit management mechanism。
OpenAI claims that Apple's ban application is “based on false information and is not necessary at all”, and that the company “does not have or want” any business secrets for Apple。