OpenAI has publicly stated that it has found no evidence to support Apple’s allegations of trade secret theft. The dispute centers on Apple’s claims that OpenAI improperly accessed confidential information from current and former employees. OpenAI’s response comes as part of a broader legal battle, with Apple filing a detailed 41-page complaint outlining its allegations.

Apple’s lawsuit, filed on Friday, includes a range of allegations that suggest a coordinated effort to extract confidential information. These claims are detailed in the complaint, which was filed on July 10. The lawsuit highlights messages and actions that Apple alleges were taken by OpenAI employees, including one that reads, 'LOL, I found out I can access the [network storage], so funny.'

The legal dispute has drawn attention from multiple sources, including Bloomberg, which reported on Tuesday that OpenAI is working on a mobile, screen-free smart speaker. This development is part of OpenAI’s broader strategy, which includes the release of new products and services in the coming months. The company is also expected to make further announcements in 2026.

The ongoing legal battle could have significant implications for both companies. It may affect OpenAI’s ability to develop and launch new products, as well as influence the broader AI industry’s approach to intellectual property and trade secrets. The outcome of the case could also impact market perceptions of OpenAI and its relationships with other technology firms.

As the case continues to develop, both Apple and OpenAI are expected to present further evidence and arguments. The dispute remains unresolved, with potential consequences for both parties. The legal proceedings are likely to continue for some time, with the outcome depending on the strength of the evidence presented by each side.