Judge orders OpenAI to turn over hiring records in Apple trade secrets case
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A U.S. district judge ruled that Apple can get expedited access to OpenAI's interview materials for former Apple employees applying to OpenAI's consumer hardware and robotics groups.
OpenAI must turn over materials already collected within five days and the rest within 14 days.
The judge also approved depositions of OpenAI employees Chang Liu and Alyssa Peng and chief hardware officer Tang Yew Tan. He denied Apple's broader requests for OpenAI's hardware research, but the denial can be refiled in narrower form.
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AIA U.S. district judge ruled that Apple can get expedited access to OpenAI's interview materials for former Apple employees applying to its consumer hardware and robotics groups. OpenAI has five days to turn over materials already collected and 14 days for others. The judge also approved depositions of OpenAI employees Chang Liu and Alyssa Peng and chief hardware officer Tang Yew Tan, but denied Apple's broader requests for OpenAI's hardware research, with the denial open to narrower refiling.
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