Apple Made 1 Small Mistake in Its Massive Lawsuit Against OpenAI. Legal Experts Weigh In on How Much It Matters
Summary
Mark Lemley, a professor at Stanford Law School who specializes in intellectual property and antitrust law, told Inc. that while Apple’s error is certainly embarrassing, it’s unlikely to significantly affect the case.
“These are fact questions that will be sorted out in discovery; they don’t provide a basis for dismissing the case,” Lemley says. “Correspondence between the lawyers won’t be admissible in court.”
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