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Apple Has Found No Evidence To Support OpenAI's Allegations; Says Apple Has Searched For The One File That OpenAI Has Identified, But Has Not Found It On Any Apple System; Co Has Strict Policies & Procedures In Place To Help Ensure That New Employees Don't Use Any Confidential Information From Prior Employer; Says OpenAI Has Failed To Respond To Apple’s Request For More Information That Would Aid In Its Investigation

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