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Apple is turning up the heat in its legal fight with OpenAI, accusing the company of destroying evidence. In a court filing, Apple alleges OpenAI only recently handed over a MacBook belonging to a former employee that contained discussions about wiping the very forensic data Apple says it needs to build its case. Apple is now pushing for expedited discovery, which signals this dispute is accelerating fast.
On the crypto front, Bitcoin is riding one of its strongest monthly rallies in years, finally cracking the pattern that defined the long crypto winter. But analysts are urging caution. The charts are pointing to a historically significant resistance zone, and past performance at similar levels suggests the bullish momentum could run into a wall before any sustained breakout takes hold.
And in the world of enterprise AI safety, Anthropic is announcing a new framework it calls Enterprise Frontier Safeguards, developed in collaboration with its business customers. The effort reflects a growing recognition that deploying powerful AI models at scale requires more than terms of service — it requires active, co-designed guardrails built into the relationship from the start.
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