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Imagine quitting your job, then sneaking back into your old company's system five separate times over three months to copy files for your new employer. That is what Apple says an OpenAI engineer did, under oath, with dates. The cover-up details read like a crime podcast. An OpenAI exec allegedly told a worker still inside Apple to stay off Apple workstations to avoid the security team, and to message him on an encrypted app to avoid detection. An OpenAI recruiter told a candidate to sign…