Overview
- Apple told a Texas federal court its initial ChatGPT integration does not bar future partners and urged dismissal of xAI and X’s complaint.
- OpenAI separately asked the judge to throw out the case, calling Musk’s allegations speculative and part of a broader “lawfare” campaign.
- Apple’s filing argues antitrust law does not require it to integrate every rival chatbot regardless of quality, privacy, safety, feasibility or commercial terms.
- The motion references reporting that Apple has discussed adding other services such as Google’s Gemini, echoing public remarks by Sundar Pichai.
- xAI and X sued Apple and OpenAI in August seeking billions, alleging Siri’s ChatGPT integration and the absence of X and Grok from App Store highlights unlawfully disadvantage competitors.