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Edward Davila

Federal district judge in San Jose who denied the preliminary injunction against SB 976 and found plaintiffs had not shown their personalized feeds to be expressive.

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OpenAI faces a "highly likely" injunction in Apple's trade secrets case

Judge Edward Davila said at a Wednesday hearing that he is "highly likely" to grant Apple an injunction against OpenAI, Bloomberg reported. The order Apple wants covers use of confidential information. For teams that hire from rivals, the exposure is the paper trail behind each hire.

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OpenAI answers Apple's trade-secrets suit with a claim that an ex-employee moved 100-plus device files

OpenAI alleges an ex-employee now at Apple sent more than 100 files on an unreleased device to a personal account. Apple, which sued OpenAI in July, says it found no evidence, so each company now faces untested allegations from the other.

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Operator 37%
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Hype gap+25
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Judge Davila lets Apple depose OpenAI's hardware chief and read its interview files early

Judge Edward Davila ordered OpenAI to produce interview records for Apple candidates and approved three depositions in Apple's trade secrets suit. OpenAI has five days for material already collected and 14 for the rest, TechCrunch reported.

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Operator 42%
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Investor 41%

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Apple builds its OpenAI injunction case on one laptop produced weeks late

Forensics on an Apple-issued MacBook that Chang Liu kept using after January let Apple argue destruction of evidence rather than definition of secrets, days before a judge weighs blocking OpenAI's hardware work.

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Builder 19%
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Operator 33%
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Investor 48%

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Evidence60
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Hype gap+30
Incentives75
Confidence58