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Judge orders OpenAI to produce hiring records in Apple trade secrets suit
Key points
- Judge Edward Davila granted Apple expedited access to interview materials for former Apple employees who applied to OpenAI's hardware and robotics groups.
- OpenAI has five days to turn over materials already collected and 14 days for other related materials.
- Judge also allowed depositions of Chang Liu, Alyssa Peng and chief hardware officer Tang Yew Tan, and access to certain private LINE messages.
- Judge denied Apple's requests for R&D access in areas like metal finishes and power management; Apple may narrow requests and refile.
Why it matters for marketers: Legal and comms teams tracking AI hardware competition should watch this case, since its discovery rulings may shape how rivals scrutinize OpenAI's device work.
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