Apple Inc.X Corp and SpaceXAI moved to dismiss their antitrust claims against Apple, ending Apple's involvement in the case.
Elon Musk's X Corp and SpaceXAI have moved to dismiss their antitrust claims against Apple in a lawsuit that accused the iPhone maker and OpenAI of restricting competition in smartphones and generative AI chatbots, ending Apple's involvement in the case while Musk's companies continue pursuing claims against OpenAI. The filing did not disclose the reason for the dismissal or say whether Apple and Musk's companies had reached a settlement. The lawsuit had alleged that Apple violated antitrust law through its integration of OpenAI's ChatGPT into Apple Intelligence features on iPhones and other devices, with X and SpaceXAI claiming the arrangement shut rival AI providers out; Apple denied wrongdoing and argued its OpenAI integration was not exclusive. A U.S. judge had allowed the case to proceed in November 2025, rejecting an earlier effort to end it at that stage. OpenAI said it was not involved in the agreement and did not know its terms, and has asked X to disclose the agreement, arguing the details could affect the remaining claims and its defense.
Apple Inc.X Corp and SpaceXAI moved to dismiss their antitrust claims against Apple, ending Apple's involvement in the case.
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A Common StockSpaceXAI is a plaintiff dropping its antitrust claims against Apple while continuing claims against OpenAI.
Applovin CorpOpenAI remains a defendant, says it was not involved in the Apple dismissal agreement and seeks its disclosure.