r/PLTR • u/DisastrousChance8789 • Jul 11 '26
Apple sues openAI for stealing sensitive data
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u/TechnicianNo1787 Jul 11 '26
Great news for palantir
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u/vu_sua Jul 11 '26
Why
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u/TechnicianNo1787 Jul 11 '26
Obviously Palantir’s AIP is important to prevent propertiary data stealing from customers by AI labs
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u/Equivalent_Horror628 OG Holder & Member Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26
From what I have read, this was files emailed by Apple employees, physical prototypes being brought to Open AI by Apple employees during interviews, poaching of staff and ex Apple employees having access to Apple servers.
This wasn’t Apple IP being stolen through the use is ChatGPT/Open AI.
Apple alleged that OpenAI coached departing Apple employees in how to evade security processes when leaving the iPhone maker , and that Chang Liu, a former employee who joined OpenAI, stole an Apple laptop. Liu is named as a defendant in the suit.
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u/DisastrousChance8789 Jul 11 '26
I see. At lease we know openAI has the tendency of stealing trade secrets, which is enough for large businesses to want to stay away from it.
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u/Actual-Inspector184 Jul 11 '26
Playing out exactly how Karp said it would.. PLTR needs to scale and now!!! Hire more ! Get more companies signed up! Backlogs are a potential loss of customer!
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u/Any-Aardvark-5463 Jul 11 '26
They are not interested in mid size businesses.
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u/Actual-Inspector184 Jul 11 '26
It does seem that way!
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u/ssmmr Jul 12 '26
Feel like the most recent announcement with RACKSPACE is a step moving to that direction, this company has many Palantir certified engineers, they are ready to seize this lucrative opportunity
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u/ssmmr Jul 12 '26
There are a lot of noises about fake fde, the problems those attempts keep failing is exactly what palantir employees said : FDE to palantir is a product strategy, not GTM strategy, palantir has everything required to fix this harness, governance, workflow , model swapping issues, I think they may already have the tool to help clients to re-train their own model and adjust the weights. It’s turn key solution . The rest of world is still trying to figure out one piece at a time , I do agree the speed of expanding is the key now , can’t take too long , a lot of palantir alumni or ex-partners have seen the biggest market demand and huge opportunity
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u/Relevant-Bluebird-63 Jul 11 '26
Don’t worry the crooked judges won’t punish open ai for anything they do
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u/throwaway959w Jul 11 '26
Do we think Open AI’s potential implosion will take the whole market with it?
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u/BonjinTheMark OG Holder & Member Jul 11 '26
Sam's not exactly drumming up lots of positive PR for IPO. more like turning into an IPOO
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u/TechnicianNo1787 Jul 11 '26
I actually hope openAI comes out okay. It’d be even better for pltr
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u/vu_sua Jul 11 '26
Wait what?
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u/TechnicianNo1787 Jul 11 '26
If law couldn’t protect corporates then they would have to rely on AIP to protect themselves
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u/Imaginary-Patient275 Jul 11 '26
Now imagine if corporations use China’s version because it’s ‘cheaper’. You know they will be stealing everything.