OpenAI responds to billionaire Elon Musk’s claims of ‘revisionist history’

OpenAI Hits Back at Billionaire Elon Musk Over Revisionist History

In a surprising turn of events, OpenAI, one of the leading AI startups, is now facing legal troubles with its early founder, billionaire Elon Musk. Musk has taken the company to court, claiming that OpenAI has deviated from its original non-profit and open-source mission by forming a partnership with Microsoft. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman refutes these claims, stating that no concrete agreements were made regarding the company’s principles.

OpenAI has retaliated against Musk’s accusations, labeling them as “revisionist history” and accusing him of using the situation to promote his own artificial intelligence company. Musk points to OpenAI’s certificate of incorporation, which outlined the company’s commitment to making its products available to the public without monetizing its technology. However, OpenAI argues that there is no evidence of a contractual agreement between the parties.

The next hearing in this legal battle is scheduled for April 24, where the court will decide whether to dismiss the case as requested by OpenAI or proceed with Musk’s claims. This dispute highlights the complexities surrounding the intersection of technology, business, and ethics in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.

In a related development, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has delayed his highly anticipated trip to India, where he was expected to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and announce Tesla’s plans to enter the Indian market with electric vehicles. Musk cited “obligations” with Tesla as the reason for postponing his trip, disappointing many who were eagerly awaiting his visit. Despite the setback, Musk’s presence in India remains eagerly anticipated by the electric vehicle industry and the government.