OpenAI Pushes Back Against Apple Trade Secrets Lawsuit

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OpenAI has responded to a lawsuit filed by Apple, calling it 'aggressive and oddly personal.' The ChatGPT maker firmly denied possessing or seeking any of Apple's trade secrets. OpenAI's rebuttal suggests the company views the legal action as an overreach rather than a legitimate intellectual property dispute. The clash marks a notable legal confrontation between two major players in the technology industry.

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