OpenAI强硬回击马斯克窃密诉讼！xAI被指恶意人肉离职员工

Core Viewpoint - OpenAI has responded strongly to the lawsuit filed by xAI, denying all allegations of corporate espionage and asserting that the lawsuit is an attempt to intimidate its employees [2][3][10]. Group 1: Allegations by xAI - xAI has made three main allegations against OpenAI: violation of federal trade secret laws, intentional interference with xAI's economic relationships with its employees, and violation of California's unfair competition laws [11]. - Specific incidents cited include the alleged theft of proprietary information by former xAI engineers Xuechen Li and Jimmy Fraiture, who are accused of transferring sensitive data to OpenAI [12][14][15]. - xAI also claims that a former senior finance executive left without signing a confidentiality agreement and took critical strategic information to OpenAI [19][20]. Group 2: OpenAI's Defense - OpenAI has categorically denied the allegations, stating that Xuechen Li never officially joined the company and did not transfer any proprietary information [27][29]. - Regarding Jimmy Fraiture, OpenAI asserts that any actions taken during his "garden leave" were personal and not directed by OpenAI, and that no confidential information was received [31][32]. - OpenAI emphasizes that the unnamed finance executive's departure was unrelated to any alleged poaching and was due to refusing to engage in improper financial practices at xAI [33][34]. Group 3: Legal Proceedings - OpenAI has filed a motion to dismiss xAI's lawsuit, arguing that the claims lack merit and that the inclusion of names of former employees not accused of wrongdoing is an act of intimidation [37]. - A hearing for this motion is scheduled for November 18, 2025, which will address procedural matters rather than the substantive issues of the case [38].