Apple and OpenAI are escalating their legal fight over allegations that the ChatGPT maker used Apple employees to obtain closely guarded hardware secrets. Why it matters: If the case makes it to the discovery process, two of the most secretive companies in tech could be forced to reveal sensitive information about how they recruit talent, develop hardware and protect confidential information. Driving the news: On Monday, OpenAI responded to Apple's preliminary injunction request that asked a judge to block OpenAI from using any potential confidential information or trade secrets while the lawsuit remains in motion. - In its response, OpenAI said: "This dispute is a mess of Apple's own making, and it is trying to blame everyone else." -…
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Army Secretary Dan Driscoll – the service’s top civilian leader – has submitted his resignation amid tension with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the ongoing war with Iran. That’s according to two sources familiar with the matter. A U.S. official said Driscoll spoke with President Trump about the Army’s condition before submitting his resignation. The Morning Joe panel breaks down what this means for the U.S. military and the Iran war.
President Trump is downplaying the resumption of back and forth strikes with Iran yesterday. Meanwhile as the war continues, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was busy at a G20 finance meeting yesterday, trying to gather more support for economic sanctions against Tehran. Economic policy reporter for The New York Times Alan Rappeport joins Way Too Early to break it all down.
