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OpenAI Disputes Apple's Trade Secrets Lawsuit, Releases Redacted iMessages as Evidence

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OpenAI has publicly pushed back against Apple's trade secrets lawsuit, publishing a letter titled 'Apple is getting this wrong.' The response came hours after Apple filed for a preliminary injunction against OpenAI and two former Apple employees, Tang Tan and Chang Liu. OpenAI released redacted iMessages that it claims show Apple staff themselves requesting files from Liu, characterizing the access as residual rather than unauthorized. The company also accused Apple's legal team of making an error in a February email. OpenAI maintains that Apple's framing of the situation is fundamentally incorrect.

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