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A former Naughty Dog artist is defending the studio’s crunch culture, saying it wasn’t simply a case of an “evil corporation” forcing developers to work crazy hours. Matt Radford, who worked on The Last of Us and Uncharted 4, says the reports about long working hours were true, but the situation was more complicated. “We all kind of went there to push, to try and work at the highest level.” He says developers were highly motivated and often pushed each other to do their best but he also admits there were “grueling times” and that 100+ hour weeks could happen.

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OpenAI is now accusing a former employee of taking confidential files about its unreleased AI hardware to Apple. According to a new court filing, the employee allegedly sent over 100 highly confidential files to personal accounts before returning to Apple, including images of an unreleased OpenAI device, engineering details, and supplier information. It’s crazy that this is just after the Saudi national was called spying! OpenAI claims the employee then gave a presentation about its product plans to Apple’s senior leadership and is raising concerns that this information could be influencing Apple’s new AI hardware, including HomeView. Apple denies finding any evidence supporting these allegations. The cherry on top is this is all happening while Apple is separately suing OpenAI over allegations that former Apple employees took its own trade secrets.