Policy1 hOctober 28, 2026, 18:25

Judge orders OpenAI to hand more data to Apple in trade secrets suit

Judge Edward Davila granted more of Apple's narrowed discovery requests in its trade secret lawsuit against OpenAI. OpenAI must within 14 days disclose device and account details for ex-Apple employees Chang Liu and Tang Tan, their AI tool use, and recruitment records.

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Judge orders OpenAI to hand more data to Apple in trade secrets suit

OpenAI must disclose devices and accounts of Chang Liu and Tang Tan
Requests cover AI tool use and possible destruction of Apple data
Judge denied several Apple requests as too broad
OpenAI has 14 days to comply with the ruling

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