The chairman of OpenAI said that there was no interest in the business secrets of other companies

On 17 July, Apple previously filed a lawsuit against OpenAI employees for stealing their business secrets, and later Chairman of OpenAI, Bret Taylor, denied that the company was trying to obtain proprietary information from its competitors. “We have no interest in the business secrets of other companies and absolutely no,” Taylor said in an interview with the CNBC, adding that the investigation was ongoing and that he could not comment further. However, he did promote OpenAI ' s initiative to develop customized AI hardware. “Our focus on hardware is very simple: we just really want to achieve our mission, which is to ensure that universal artificial intelligence benefits humanity,” Taylor said. “I think it is important to explore this type of smart hardware.”