OpenAI Publicly Rebuts Apple's Injunction Request
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OpenAI issued a public rebuttal August 4 to Apple's trade secrets lawsuit and injunction request, characterizing the legal action as "aggressive and oddly personal" and stating "Apple is getting this wrong." The company published a detailed response with supporting documentation, though coverage indicates OpenAI did not directly address Apple's intellectual property theft allegations. The dispute moved into public discourse as OpenAI mounted a dual strategy of legal defense and public relations pushback against the iPhone maker's claims.