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Apple Accuses OpenAI of Intentionally Destroying Evidence as Musk Posts 'A Leopard Cannot Change Its Spots'
Filed 1 Sept, 13:33 · news.google.com
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Filed 1 Sept, 13:33 · news.google.com
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Apple has filed a legal complaint alleging that OpenAI deliberately deleted crucial evidence relevant to an ongoing lawsuit. The tech giant claims OpenAI's actions, occurring after a court order demanding preservation of data, suggest an intent to obstruct justice. This accusation comes amidst a broader legal battle where Apple seeks to prevent OpenAI from using Apple user data without consent.
The legal dispute centers on allegations that OpenAI's ChatGPT models were trained on copyrighted material scraped from the internet, potentially including content protected by Apple's intellectual property. The revelation of Apple's accusations and Musk's pointed remark highlights the escalating tensions between major technology players over data usage and intellectual property rights in the rapidly evolving AI landscape. The outcome of this case could set significant precedents for AI development and data governance.
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