OpenAI agrees not to use trade secrets it allegedly took from Apple.
Shortly after US District Judge Edward Davila said he was “highly likely” to grant Apple’s injunction, OpenAI voluntarily conceded instead. It agreed not to use Apple’s proprietary information for product development while the rest of the lawsuit plays out, and will hand over forensic images of the drives of 14 employees who defected from Apple. [Link: OpenAI Vows Not to Use Trade Secrets Allegedly Taken From Apple | https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-10-14/apple-openai-head-to-court-in-high-stakes-ai-trade-secret-fight | Bloomberg]
Shortly after US District Judge Edward Davila said he was “highly likely” to grant Apple’s injunction , OpenAI voluntarily conceded instead. It agreed not to use Apple’s proprietary information for product development while the rest of the lawsuit plays out, and will hand over forensic images of the drives of 14 employees who defected from Apple.
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