OpenAI may sue Apple over ChatGPT integration - Mashable
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OpenAI may sue Apple over ChatGPT integration - Mashable
Even the biggest AI companies can't figure out how to work together.
OpenAI and Apple — two of the most powerful names in tech — are reportedly heading toward a legal dispute over their own AI partne
Even the biggest AI companies can't figure out how to work together.
OpenAI and Apple — two of the most powerful names in tech — are reportedly heading toward a legal dispute over their own AI partnership. If they can't get it right, no wonder you're confused about which AI vendor to trust.
You're not tech-stupid. You're dealing with an industry that hasn't sorted itself out yet.
That $200/month tool collecting dust on your credit card statement? It's not a reflection of your judgment. It's a reflection of an AI market still fighting over who owns what, who delivers what, and who gets paid for what. The hype is running years ahead of the reality.
Here's what this means practically for you.
Before you sign anything with an AI vendor, ask one question: "What happens to my access if your partnerships change?" It's not a technical question. It's a business continuity question — and any credible vendor should answer it clearly.
Start small, stay flexible, and don't lock into multi-year contracts with any single AI platform right now. The ground is still shifting.
What's the biggest red flag you've seen from an AI vendor or consultant — before or after you paid them?
