Apple presents new evidence against ex-employee accused of stealing data for OpenAI
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-09-04
Apple has presented new evidence in its case against a former employee who left to join OpenAI, accusing him of taking confidential data.
The case is a notable flashpoint in the broader tension over talent moves and trade-secret protection between major AI companies.
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