Bring Actual Parts, It’s Fine

AVALON Ep 56 was dedicated to discussing Apple’s trade theft lawsuit against OpenAI.

Discussion topics include:

  • Apple's trade theft allegations against OpenAI.

  • My initial reaction to Apple's lawsuit.

  • Jony Ive's possible involvement.

  • What drove Tang Tan and other former Apple employees to do what Apple is alleging?

  • OpenAI's HW strategy predicament.

  • What drove OpenAI's (alleged) trade theft strategy? 

  • The big picture regarding Jony Ive's OpenAI involvement.

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