Apple Just Sued OpenAI for Trade Secret Theft. 400+ Ex-Apple Employees Are Named.

Apple filed a federal lawsuit alleging OpenAI's former Chief Hardware Officer directed recruits to bring confidential iPhone and Apple Watch documents to job interviews. Over 400 current OpenAI employees came from Apple. We cover what the lawsuit means for the companies' relationship and Jalapeño, SK Hynix's record $26.5B US IPO validating the AI memory boom, the Fed appointing Marc Andreessen to lead its AI economic task force, and China's companion AI rules in 4 days.

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