OpenAI rejects Musk’s takeover offer, says it was ‘not a bid at all’
- OpenAI's board of directors has unanimously rejected Elon Musk's $97.4 billion takeover bid, asserting it is not for sale and is against the mission of the organization.
- Musk, alleging breach of contract, has accused OpenAI of betraying its nonprofit founding aims and initiated legal disputes.
- Bret Taylor, chair of OpenAI's board, reiterated that OpenAI is not for sale and rejected Musk's attempts to disrupt competition.
- A judge is still deliberating Musk's legal claims, but expressed skepticism during a recent court hearing.
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