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OpenAI alleges ex-employee took ‘highly confidential’ device files to Apple

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Briefings

OpenAI alleges a former employee sent highly confidential device files to Apple, but Apple denies the claim with no evidence. The incident occurred after the employee left for Apple, and OpenAI states the files concern an unreleased device. Apple's response remains unverified, leaving the specific contents and impact unclear.

Key points

• OpenAI claims a former employee sent over 100 highly confidential device files to Apple.
• Apple denies the allegations with no evidence found by Reuters.

Context

OpenAI alleges a former employee sent highly confidential device files to Apple. Apple denies the claim with no evidence found by Reuters. The incident occurred after the employee left for Apple, and OpenAI states the files concern an unreleased device. Apple's response remains unverified, leaving the specific contents and impact unclear.

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Evidence is limited to a single source statement from OpenAI and a denial from Apple. Specific file contents, number of files, and the device's unreleased status are not confirmed. No dates of the alleged transfer or specific consequences are provided.

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