[Former Apple Engineer Leak Case: OpenAI Releases Chat Logs to 'Turn the Tables,' Apple Accuses of Exploiting Vulnerabilities to Download Files] According to monitoring by 动察 Beating, Apple has accused former engineer Chang Liu of exploiting system vulnerabilities to access internal cloud storage and download dozens of confidential files after leaving the company, allegedly aiding OpenAI in hardware development. OpenAI has now released chat logs, claiming that Apple concealed another side of the story. The logs reveal that after Liu's departure, Apple colleagues continued to operate the work devices he left behind, transferring Apple files stored on them. Subsequently, these colleagues actively reached out to Liu to inquire about the location of files and project details, even stating outright: 'Although you’ve left, you’re still the most suitable person to ask.' OpenAI used this to counterargue that Liu’s access to Apple materials after his departure was, at least in part, initiated by Apple colleagues themselves. Apple’s failure to completely sever personal iCloud accounts from work files also contributed to a chaotic offboarding process. However, these chat logs have not yet overturned the entire lawsuit. Apple has further accused Liu of separately exploiting authentication vulnerabilities to download files and has also accused hardware lead Tang Tan of soliciting supplier and product information. OpenAI has so far primarily refuted part of the allegations against Liu. [Original Article Link]