Federal judge grants Apple access to OpenAI hiring records

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A federal judge has ruled that OpenAI must provide hiring records to Apple. The order compels OpenAI to share interview materials involving former Apple employees. It also requires the release of private messages and testimony from key individuals. This decision is part of an ongoing legal case where Apple alleges trade secret violations.

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