US EditionMusk testifies he did not read 'fine print' about OpenAI becoming for-profit company
Musk said OpenAI and its leaders misled him about plans to raise $10 billion and shift from a nonprofit mission, according to testimony.
- Elon Musk testified he was aware of early discussions about turning OpenAI into a for-profit entity but said he was reassured it would remain nonprofit.
- He said co-founder Sam Altman assured him the organization would continue prioritizing its nonprofit mission.
- Musk is suing OpenAI, alleging he contributed $38 million and support based on promises of building a nonprofit focused on safe AI development.
- The lawsuit claims Altman and Greg Brockman later shifted toward a for-profit model to enrich themselves.
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Elon Musk spent most of three days on the stand, accusing OpenAI and its executives of tricking him into donating money to help found what is now one of the largest…
Elon Musk’s courtroom showdown with Sam Altman started this week. The biggest takeaways so far
Elon Musk spent the better part of three days on the stand, accusing OpenAI and its executives of deceiving him into donating money to help found what is now one of the world’s biggest AI companies.
Thursday: the third and final day of the statement of the tycoon Elon Musk before the judge for his complaint against the pioneer of the artificial intelligence OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company that co-founded with Sam Altman. At 8:30 a.m., in the Oakland (California) courts, Musk has again sat down before the judge and the nine members of the jury to explain his relationship with the company, in which he invested $38 million in 2015 …
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