Edward Davila
Senior Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of CaliforniaWikipedia
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Oct 16, 2026
AminHOST
And it seems the court might actually be leaning in Apple's direction.
AminHOST
During the preliminary hearing, Judge Edward Davila flat out noted that a ruling against OpenAI is, quote, highly likely.
LeahHOST
Which is a devastating thing to hear from a judge before the trial even really gets going.
AminHOST
Yeah.
Karen MoskowHOST
The agreement requires OpenAI to collect forensic images of employees' devices that may contain Apple's confidential information.
Karen MoskowHOST
US District Judge Edward Davila will have the power to enforce the agreement.
Karen MoskowHOST
The accord gives Apple a guarantee that its proprietary information remains off limits for OpenAI's own technology development.
Nathan HagerHOST
Well, Karen, two companies that have been surging in the stock market could be getting ready to announce a merger soon.
speaker_1HOST
There is no proven causal link that Apple engineers actually used those files.
speaker_0HOST
But wait, during a recent hearing, didn't Judge Edward Davila warn of a highly likely adverse ruling against OpenAI? I mean, that sounds like they are losing.
speaker_1HOST
Well, it sounds like it, yeah.
speaker_1HOST
But it is a procedural maneuver, not a final verdict on guilt.
JamieHOST
First up, today in the big model news, OpenAI.
JamieHOST
Judge Edward Davila has granted Apple expedited discovery in its trade secret suit against OpenAI.
JamieHOST
OpenAI has five days to produce collected materials and 14 for related ones, including interview checklists and scripts for former Apple applicants and private messages involving two named employees.
JamieHOST
Access to OpenAI research and development on finishes and power management was denied for now.
Tess BellomoHOST
So she's holding on.
Tess BellomoHOST
On November 18th, 2022, US District Judge Edward Davila sentenced Elizabeth to 11 years in prison, and ordered her to surrender by April 27th.
Claire DonaldHOST
Tessa's birthday.
Claire DonaldHOST
Wow, this episode has just had so many little things.
Erica VossHOST
The jury had found that she knowingly participated in a scheme to defraud investors.
Erica VossHOST
On the 18th of November, 2022, United States District Judge Edward Davila sentenced Holmes to eleven years and three months in federal prison.
Erica VossHOST
He also ordered three years of supervised release after imprisonment.
Erica VossHOST
The sentence was substantially shorter than the maximum penalty theoretically available on the counts of conviction, but it represented an extraordinary reversal of fortune.
Carol HunterHOST
In August, two federal judges ruled in favor of the selectees.
Carol HunterHOST
One of them, US District Judge Edward Davila, found the halt arbitrary and capricious and ordered the government to resume the program.
Carol HunterHOST
But even as the courts ordered the program processing to restart, the State Department canceled immigrant visa interviews worldwide for what it called a global training initiative.
Carol HunterHOST
Davila questioned why the State Department waited so long to resume processing and ordered the government to report its progress three times a week.