Judge denies Apple's broader discovery requests on hardware R&D
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Judge Davila rejected Apple's request for expedited access to OpenAI's research and development documents regarding metal finishes, power management, and battery functionality. He also denied broader discovery requests for access to OpenAI's hardware research or information about what former employees created at OpenAI, leaving the door open for Apple to submit narrower requests.
“However, the judge denied Apple's request to expedite its access to OpenAI's research and development in specific areas, like metal finishes and power management. He also denied several of Apple's broader discovery requests, like access to OpenAI's hardware research or information about what its former employees created while working at OpenAI.”
TechCrunchJudge Edward Davila U.S. District JudgeApple Plaintiff in trade secrets lawsuitOpenAI Defendant in trade secrets lawsuitChang Liu Former Apple employee, OpenAI employeeTang Yew Tan OpenAI chief hardware officer, former Apple employee
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A federal judge has ordered OpenAI to turn over hiring-related records, including interview materials involving former Apple employees, in Apple's trade… #AI #Apple #OpenAI #LegalTech
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A judge granted Apple early discovery in its trade secrets suit against OpenAI: 14 days for OpenAI's files on interviewing Apple candidates, and three depositions. Wider requests: denied or deferred. #AI
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