法官要求 OpenAI 14 天内向苹果交出前苹果硬件员工的面试记录
Judge Edward Davila ordered OpenAI to hand Apple its interview files on ex-Apple hardware recruits within 14 days.
美国法官 Edward Davila 于 10 月 13 日裁定，部分批准苹果在 7 月 10 日提起的商业秘密诉讼中提前取证的请求，要求 OpenAI 在 14 天内交出针对前苹果硬件招聘对象的面试材料，其中已收集部分须在 5 天内提交，包括清单、指南、脚本和技术演示文稿。Davila 还下令制作设备取证镜像，理由是存在证据被销毁的风险，并提到 Chang Liu 与 Alyssa Peng 关于抹除苹果设备的对话。他未加快 OpenAI 在金属表面处理、电源管理和电池功能方面的研究取证，仍按常规证据开示日程进行。该裁定不判定是否窃取商业秘密，OpenAI 否认有不当行为。
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Bloomberg: Apple wants a federal judge to bar OpenAI from using hardware secrets it says former employees carried over. US District Judge Edward Davila in San Jose hears that injunction request alongside OpenAI’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit. This is the lawsuit’s first major hearing since Apple sued in July. Apple says Liu, who joined OpenAI in January, exploited an authentication bug to reach Apple’s network storage and download confidential files. Apple’s later filings say he simulated a downloaded power converter schematic in LTspice and told a colleague his AI agent could adjust the circuit itself. Apple also claims OpenAI told job candidates to bring prototypes and other “design artifacts” for “show and tell” interview sessions. An injunction would land as OpenAI readies a smart speaker priced above $300 and an IPO at a targeted $1.4T valuation. Apple’s hardest task is tracing a specific file from Liu’s downloads into OpenAI’s actual product work.
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Judge Edward Davila ordered OpenAI to hand Apple its interview files on ex-Apple hardware recruits within 14 days.
The October 13 order partly grants Apple’s bid for early evidence in the trade secrets suit Apple filed on July 10.
OpenAI must produce interview material it has already collected within 5 days and the remaining records within 14 days, including checklists, guides, scripts and technical presentations.
Those records could show whether interviews touched on Apple technology or components, which sits at the center of Apple’s allegation that OpenAI asked Apple candidates to share secret project details and bring prototypes and components to interviews.
Davila also ordered forensic device images because he saw a real risk that evidence could be destroyed, citing a conversation between Chang Liu and Alyssa Peng about wiping their Apple-owned devices.
The judge refused to rush OpenAI’s research on metal finishes, power management and battery functionality, leaving it to the ordinary discovery schedule. None of this decides whether secrets were taken, and OpenAI has denied wrongdoing.
Still, interview files showing Apple parts on the table would tie any misappropriation to OpenAI’s hiring process itself, strengthening Apple’s preliminary injunction motion.