According to Ars Technica, Elon Musk has stopped targeting Apple in his antitrust lawsuit, but he has not dropped OpenAI. The suit originally challenged Apple's integration of ChatGPT, but the revised complaint removes Apple from the case while keeping OpenAI as a defendant.
This means Apple has found a way out of the dispute, while OpenAI remains stuck fighting the lawsuit. The narrower focus shifts the legal battle squarely onto OpenAI and its relationship with Apple, though the exact arguments against OpenAI are unchanged in the reporting.
With Apple no longer in the case, the central question is whether Musk's antitrust claims against OpenAI can proceed on their own. The development does not resolve the underlying allegations, but it does reduce the number of companies facing legal exposure.