OpenAI says Apple’s own security practices undermine its trade secrets case
OpenAI is moving to dismiss Apple's trade secrets lawsuit by arguing that Apple's own lax security and offboarding procedures invalidate the protected status of the information. OpenAI claims Apple allowed employees to use personal iCloud accounts for work and failed to properly revoke access, suggesting the information was not treated as a trade secret.
OpenAI’s motion to dismiss Apple’s trade secrets lawsuit, along with newly filed exhibits, reveals the company’s legal defense strategy. Rather than focusing on whether former Apple employees working at OpenAI had accessed certain information, the AI company argues that Apple’s own security practices and offboarding procedures weaken its claim that the information qualifies as legally protected “trade secrets.”
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