OpenAI Denounces Transfer of Over 100 Confidential Files to Apple

OpenAI filed a document on Wednesday accusing a former employee of transferring over 100 files related to its product plans and presenting them to Apple executives, including a vice president of operations in Asia. The company links these alleged leaks to recent announcements from Apple, while Apple, in turn, accuses OpenAI of document theft and espionage of hardware prototypes.
Apple Responds by Accusing OpenAI of Theft and Espionage
Apple accuses OpenAI of stealing confidential documents and spying on hardware prototypes to develop its own products. OpenAI expresses concern regarding the circulation of its trade secrets and confidential information within Apple, believing that Apple engineers could use this information to shape the brand's future products. Apple's product plans typically span long periods, and a smart display from the brand has been rumored for several years.
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OpenAI Targets a Former Employee Who Joined Apple and Details the Contents of the Files
OpenAI states that a former staff member allegedly took over 100 documents related to its product projects before joining Apple. The company does not disclose the name of this individual. According to OpenAI, these files were moved to a private account and then exposed to certain Apple executives, including the vice president of operations for Asia. These documents reportedly include photos of at least one unreleased product, supplier information, engineering elements, project files, specifications for cosmetic aspects, and analyses related to surface treatment and the waterproofing of hardware components.
Recent Launches and Ongoing Proceedings Frame the Allegations
OpenAI establishes a connection between the presentation made by the former employee several months ago and the launch of Apple's HomeView, as well as other devices unveiled this week. According to OpenAI, with this information, Apple is making a new advance in products incorporating artificial intelligence. OpenAI's filing is part of an ongoing legal proceeding between the two companies regarding trade secrets, with OpenAI being the originator of the accusations in this case.
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