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OpenAI hits back at Apple: 'Apple is getting this wrong'
OpenAI published a statement on August 3 responding to a lawsuit filed by Apple, calling the claims baseless and correcting what it says are inaccurate descriptions of its employees. The company also shared messages documenting what happened, offering its own account of the dispute.
On August 3, OpenAI published a statement titled "Apple is getting this wrong," its first public response to a lawsuit filed by Apple.
In the post, OpenAI calls the lawsuit baseless and says it wants to correct inaccurate claims the suit makes about OpenAI employees.
To back up its account, OpenAI also shared messages documenting what happened, presenting evidence from its side of the dispute.
The exchange is the latest escalation between two tech giants whose relationship spans both partnership and rivalry in AI.
From an industry perspective, the case highlights how legal battles over models, talent, and commercial arrangements are becoming more common among AI companies.
What to watch next: Apple's response, how the case moves through the courts, and whether the dispute ripples into the broader AI partnership landscape.
Why it matters
The Apple–OpenAI dispute could reshape how the two companies cooperate and compete in AI, and it marks another sign of rising litigation across the industry.
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