OpenAI won't get to see terms of settlement between Apple and SpaceXAI
The judge has denied OpenAI's request to reveal settlement terms. When Elon Musk's SpaceXAI sought to dismiss Apple from the ongoing lawsuit brought against it and OpenAI, it wasn't clear exactly what had transpired. In OpenAI's efforts to find out, it has been revealed that there was some kind of settlement reached between the companies.
- ▪The judge has denied OpenAI's request to reveal settlement terms.
- ▪When Elon Musk's SpaceXAI sought to dismiss Apple from the ongoing lawsuit brought against it and OpenAI, it wasn't clear exactly what had transpired.
- ▪In OpenAI's efforts to find out, it has been revealed that there was some kind of settlement reached between the companies.
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News OpenAI won't get to see terms of settlement between Apple and SpaceXAI Wesley Hilliard 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Thu Sep 17 2026, 10:18 PM EDT · 2 minute read OpenAI won't get to see what convinced Elon Musk to let Apple leave lawsuit Elon Musk filed to have Apple dismissed from the lawsuit he brought against it and OpenAI, and OpenAI demanded answers. The judge has denied OpenAI's request to reveal settlement terms. When Elon Musk's SpaceXAI sought to dismiss Apple from the ongoing lawsuit brought against it and OpenAI, it wasn't clear exactly what had transpired. In OpenAI's efforts to find out, it has been revealed that there was some kind of settlement reached between the companies.
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