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Apple accused a former employee of stealing company data for OpenAI in court filings.
Apple alleges in court that a former employee destroyed evidence after learning he was under investigation for allegedly stealing company data for OpenAI.
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Filing: OpenAI denies Apple's allegations of trade secret theft, saying "this dispute is a mess of Apple's own making, and it is trying to blame everyone else" (Deepa Seetharaman/Reuters)reuters.com, Sep 1Tech stocks today: Uber cuts 3,300 roles, implements stricter remote work policybloomberg.com, Sep 2OpenAI calls trade secret dispute 'a mess of Apple's own making' - 9to5Mac9to5mac.com, Sep 1
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