美法官驳回xAI对OpenAI商业机密诉讼：指控缺乏证据支撑

Core Viewpoint - A U.S. federal judge dismissed xAI's lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, ruling that the claims did not prove any wrongdoing by OpenAI [1][4] Group 1: Lawsuit Background - The lawsuit originated from xAI's allegations in September of the previous year, claiming that several former employees illegally took source code and trade secrets related to xAI's chatbot Grok when they joined OpenAI [4] - xAI argued that OpenAI indirectly acquired its core competitive technology through the hiring of these employees, constituting unfair competition [4] Group 2: Court Ruling - Judge Rita Lin stated that xAI's complaint "did not allege any inducement or participation in the theft of trade secrets by OpenAI itself" and failed to provide evidence that "the former employees used the stolen technology during their employment at OpenAI" [4] - The ruling emphasized that the law requires the plaintiff to prove direct involvement of the defendant in wrongful conduct, rather than just actions by individual associates [4] - This ruling aligns with the judge's previous stance, as she indicated in January that xAI's claims "lacked factual basis" and granted a deadline until March 17 for xAI to submit an amended complaint [4]