OpenAI President Breaks Silence On Apple Lawsuit, Says 'We Have No Interest.....'
OpenAI President Greg Brockman dismissed Apple's allegations of trade secret theft, emphasizing the company's focus on its own hardware innovation.Summary
OpenAI President Greg Brockman has publicly responded to a lawsuit filed by Apple, which accuses the AI company of stealing confidential hardware-related information through interviews with Apple employees. In an interview with journalist Joanna Stern, Brockman dismissed the allegations, stating that OpenAI has no interest in using other companies' trade secrets and is instead focused on its own innovation and long-term roadmap.
The legal dispute centers on claims that OpenAI's hardware division utilized proprietary information obtained from Apple staff. This comes as OpenAI pursues hardware ambitions, including potential collaborations involving former Apple design chief Jony Ive. While Brockman declined to comment on the specifics of the ongoing litigation, he confirmed that OpenAI is developing a family of devices and its own chips.
Regarding future products, Brockman suggested that users should "expect them soon," hinting at upcoming hardware. While specific details remain under wraps, leaks suggest a compact, voice-first smart speaker. Brockman also admitted that the company's current software experience requires further refinement to improve user interaction.
(Source：Times Now News)