Elon Musk's lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI: After a public outburst over Grok's App Store rankings, Musk followed through on his threat. His filing shows he's not just after more Grok downloads but is concerned about Apple and OpenAI teaming up to dash his "everything app" dreams. He alleges an agreement integrating ChatGPT into iOS violated antitrust and unfair competition laws, aiming to protect Apple's smartphone monopoly and block AI rivals.

• Apple's alleged actions: Apple is worried X will use Grok to create a "super app" that could replace the need for a sophisticated smartphone, so it partnered with OpenAI. Apple executive Eddy Cue expressed concerns about AI destroying the smartphone business. The lawsuit claims Apple gave ChatGPT exclusive access to Siri and other iPhone features, using billions of prompts as training data to cement its lead and limit X and xAI innovation.
• Impact on competition and market: Without similar access, rivals like xAI can't scale, limiting their innovation and ability to compete. Customers will have less choice and receive fewer features. Apple will continue to sell iPhones at monopoly prices, and OpenAI plans to double its subscription price. The exclusive deal prevents fair competition and poses risks to X's business and potential investment.