Musk's X Corp and SpaceXAI resolve antitrust lawsuit against Apple
The companies will continue claims against OpenAI after alleging Apple shut out rivals by linking ChatGPT to Apple Intelligence.
- On Monday, SpaceXAI and Elon Musk resolved their antitrust lawsuit against Apple in a Texas federal court, moving to dismiss the case they brought against the tech giant last year.
- The lawsuit alleged that Apple violated antitrust law by exclusively integrating ChatGPT into Apple Intelligence features, claiming the company illegally shut out rivals through its partnership with OpenAI.
- In a court filing, the companies moved to dismiss the suit without explaining their reasoning, and the document did not confirm whether a settlement was reached.
- Despite dropping the case against Apple, SpaceXAI stated it will continue pursuing legal claims against OpenAI, with the ChatGPT maker remaining a defendant in ongoing litigation.
- Representatives for Musk, Apple, and OpenAI did not immediately respond to requests for comment regarding the dismissal, as the legal battle over generative AI market dominance continues.
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