"OpenAI has no use, need or desire ​for Apple's trade secrets. OpenAI is building something entirely new and different from anything at Apple," lawyers for OpenAI wrote in the motion to dismiss filed on Wednesday. Apple ‌had alleged in its complaint ⁠in July that OpenAI systematically obtained and exploited Apple's confidential information through former employees, recruiting practices and supplier relationships to accelerate ⁠its consumer hardware ambitions. ‌Analysts believe OpenAI is working on a phone or other device of its own. "Apple's complaint fails to sufficiently describe the information for which it claims trade secret protection; its generalized product development categories are not sufficient to survive a motion to dismiss," OpenAI said in the filing.