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Molo is now suggesting that the “crown jewels” of OpenAI are its IP.
And that the “important constraints” of the capped-profit structure in the first two Microsoft investments did not breach the charitable trust. However, the 2023 investment”changed the world. Altman, Brockman, and OpenAI breached the charitable trust created by Elon” by enriching investors and insiders at the expense of the nonprofit and not open-sourcing the technology.
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aljazeera.com
Sam Altman says Elon Musk wanted 90 percent of OpenAI in high-stakes trial
Landmark trial could shape future and leadership of OpenAI as company prepares for possible initial public offering.
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axios.com
Sam Altman rejects Musk's "stolen charity" claims in court showdown
Altman testified in Elon Musk's case against him, OpenAI and Microsoft.
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cnbc.com
Altman details Musk's OpenAI fallout, says nonprofit was 'left for dead'
Musk has accused Altman and another OpenAI co-founder of trying to "steal a charity"
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theverge.com
Fairly stupid choice by Musk’s lawyers to go after Microsoft’s major decision rights.
Microsoft had an approval right on some transactions. It did not have the majority of the board. That’s even though they contributed more than 90 percent of OpenAI’s initial…
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channelnewsasia.com
Musk's lawyer challenges Altman's credibility as OpenAI trial nears end
OAKLAND, California, May 14 : A lawyer for Elon Musk hammered at the credibility of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Thursday, near the end of a trial at which Musk wants jurors to hold…
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Ah we are back at the museum store funding the museum.
Molo agrees that OpenAI needed money for compute. He is annoyed that a “brainstorming session” is being cast as evidence that Musk wanted to abandon OpenAI’s non-profit mission.
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Musk’s early money meant “a great, great deal,” Molo says. Inarguable!
That money grew OpenAI “so the defendants could do these things that they’re doing now, that they shouldn’t do.” Sam Altman, seated in the courtroom, looks confused by this.
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Molo is now suggesting that the “crown jewels” of OpenAI are its IP.
And that the “important constraints” of the capped-profit structure in the first two Microsoft investments did not breach the charitable trust. However, the 2023…
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We are back on the millions and billions of OpenAI equity that employees have interest in.
I am just going to break from telling you what Molo is saying to say what my personal impression was from sitting here all these weeks: Everyone was improvising. There was no…
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Molo is now attempting to make a case against Microsoft.
So far he’s got “they’re a for-profit corporation,” “they know Musk was a co-founder,” and “they read the announcement OpenAI existed.” This is easily the thinnest part of a very…
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For all of the very irritating testimony about “the blip,” Molo hasn’t convincingly connected it to his case.
In all that chaos, Microsoft did suggest board members. But OpenAI didn’t take those suggestions — except one, well after the crisis. I don’t know man, I don’t really understand…
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We are back from our break. William Savitt is taking it home for the OpenAI defense.
There’s one more thing that Savitt is harping on. “Has the OpenAI nonprofit respected its general founding principles?” The question doesn’t matter, legally, since Musk didn’t…
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sharptext.net
Elon’s OpenAI Lawsuit Is Boring and Insulting, and It’s Already a Success
On the OpenAI trial and Elon Musk telling the world the same few Sam Altman stories that everyone knows and loves.
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cryptobriefing.com
Testimony in Elon Musk's case raises trust questions about OpenAI's Sam Altman
Sam Altman testified he's trustworthy as Elon Musk's $130B lawsuit challenges OpenAI's shift from nonprofit to an $850B AI giant. Here's what it means.