US EditionApple, OpenAI ask US judge to dismiss Musk's suit over competition claims
Apple argues its partnership with OpenAI is non-exclusive and denies allegations that it blocks competition, while xAI seeks billions in damages over App Store AI rankings.
- Apple stated it intends to partner with various generative AI chatbots and cannot be compelled to partner with all simultaneously, according to their legal team and the lawsuit concerning Elon Musk's claims.
- Apple has ongoing partnerships with OpenAI's ChatGPT, Anthropic, and Google for its AI strategy, which has faced criticism for lagging behind competitors.
- OpenAI reported $4.3 billion in revenue in the first half of the year, with a projection for $13 billion in total revenue for the year.
- The region near data centers saw wholesale electricity prices rise by up to 267% in five years, driven by tech companies' significant energy demands, according to a Bloomberg analysis.
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Apple, OpenAI tell judge to dismiss Elon Musk's App Store lawsuit
“Speculation on top of speculation” can be used to describe any number of Elon Musk's daily posts on his social media platform X.However, in this particular case, that's how Apple's lawyers are responding to X Corp.'s lawsuit against the company, which alleges rigged App Store charts and favoritism towards certain AI apps.On Tuesday, Apple filed its response to Musk and his company, asking the judge to outright dismiss the case.Musk's company fi…
Apple Seeks Dismissal of Lawsuit Brought By Musk Over OpenAI Partnership
Apple has formally replied in court to a lawsuit brought by Elon Musk and his company xAI alleging anticompetitive behavior in Apple's decision to partner with xAI competitor OpenAI.Elon Musk's war with OpenAI has several fronts, one of which is an August lawsuit in which xAI is suing Apple for partnering with OpenAI, and for allegedly ranking OpenAI's ChatGPT higher in the Apple App store than Grok — which, if we had to guess, is based on actua…
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