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On July 11, Apple (AAPL.O) filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in a US court, accusing it of obtaining undisclosed product information, including design drawings, component data, and engineering documents, through former Apple employees for the development of AI hardware. Apple claims that OpenAI and its hardware head, Tang Tan, are involved in obtaining confidential information and demands that OpenAI cease such activities and destroy the confidential materials. Tang Tan previously led the development of Apples iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods. After leaving Apple in 2024, he joined the AI hardware startup io Products, which was subsequently acquired by OpenAI for $6.5 billion. Apple and OpenAI previously collaborated on integrating ChatGPT into Apple Intelligence and Siri, but their relationship deteriorated due to competition in AI hardware and talent acquisition. Apple claims that more than 400 former employees have joined OpenAI.On July 11, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagaei stated on the 10th that Iran had never requested negotiations with the United States, but had agreed to allow mediators to visit Iran. Earlier that day, US President Trump posted on his Real Social media account that Iran hoped to continue "negotiations" with the US, and that the US had agreed to continue negotiations.Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagay said: Iran will not allow inspections of facilities damaged by attacks by the United States and Israel, and that UN Security Council Resolution 2231 has effectively lost its legal effect.Market news: Court documents show that Apple (AAPL.O) has sued OpenAI, accusing it of misappropriating trade secrets.Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagay said: "Based on a responsible stance, Iran has not rejected the request from regional mediators to visit Iran and hold talks on the latest developments."
