OpenAI has denied allegations of trade secret theft from Apple, stating the iPhone maker provided no evidence of confidential information being stolen by former employees. According to Reuters, the AI organisation described the dispute as being "a mess of Apple's own making," in a filing in a US District Court in San Jose, California. This legal action escalates tensions between the two prominent technology firms.

According to The Straits Times, Big Tech social media platforms operating in Singapore will soon face new requirements to implement robust safeguards for teen users. These legislative changes, scheduled for early next year, aim to protect mental health through features like daily time limits, restrictions on infinite scrolling, autoplay functions, and direct messages from unknown individuals.

OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research organisation, has determined that one of its forthcoming models possesses capabilities necessitating additional safety protocols. These stringent measures are deemed essential for both the model's ongoing development and its prospective public introduction, according to officials within the company.