Musk’s XAI is suing Apple, Openai, claims he has harmed the X, Grok

Elon MuskXai judge Apple and OPENAI On Monday, accusing the couple for “anti -competitive scheme” artificial intelligence rivals.

The case filed by Musk Ai Launch Xai And his business on the social network Business X claims that Apple and Openai have “talked” about maintaining monopolies of the smartphone and generative AI markets.

XAI of Musk acquired X in March with the deal with all stocks.

He accuses Apple of Difrioritizing Ma-Super Apps “and generative competitors of AI Chatbot, such as Grok of XAI, in the App Store ranking, while prefering Openai by integrating its Apple Products chatbot.

“In a desperate candidacy to protect its monopoly on smartphones, Apple has joined its efforts with the company, which most benefits from preventing competition and innovation in AI: OpenAi, a monopolist in the generative AI Chatbots market,” according to the complaint filed in the US District Court for the US District Court for the North.

A spokesman for Openai said in a statement: “This last submission is in line with the permanent model of harassment of Mr. Musk.”

Apple representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Musk launches Xai In 2023, in an attempt to compete with Openai and other leading chatbot manufacturers.

Musk earlier this month threatened Judging Apple as a “unambiguous violation of antitrust data”, saying in an X publication that the company “behaves in a way that makes no company AI, except Openai, reaches # 1 in the application store.

After Musk threatened to judge Apple, Openai CEO Sam Altman replied: “This is a remarkable statement in mind that

An Apple spokesman said that his application store was designed to be “fair and bias” and that the company has “thousands of applications” using different signals.

Apple last year partnership With Openai for integrating Chatgpt into iPhone, iPad, Mac laptop and desktop products.

Several users have responded to Musk’s post on the X through his community notes, saying that rival chatbot applications like Deepseek and Lefplexity are ranked # 1 in the app store after Apple and Openai announced their partnership.

The lawsuit is the most new turnaround in Current clash between Musk and Altman. Musk was the co -founder of Openai, along with Altman in 2015, before leaving the launch in 2018 due to disagreements in the direction of Openai.

Musk judge Openai and Altman last year, accusing them of breach of the contract, placing commercial interests before their original mission developed AI “for the benefit of humanity.”