Apple Seeks Expedited Discovery, Alleges OpenAI Destroyed Key Evidence

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Apple has filed a legal motion seeking expedited discovery in its ongoing lawsuit against OpenAI, citing concerns that evidence is being actively destroyed. In a Monday court filing, Apple alleged that OpenAI only recently turned over a MacBook belonging to a former employee, which reportedly contained messages discussing the deletion of forensic data. The lawsuit centers on accusations that OpenAI stole Apple trade secrets to develop an AI device. Three former Apple employees who joined OpenAI are at the heart of the case. The evidence destruction claims mark a significant escalation in the legal dispute between the two tech companies.

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