A federal jury in Oakland unanimously dismisses Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI, Sam Altman, and Greg Brockman after finding the breach of charitable trust claims barred by the statute of limitations
The suit filed in August 2024 alleged OpenAI improperly shifted from its nonprofit roots, but the panel never reached the substance and the judge adopted the verdict as final.
#87Edward Grefenstette@EGREFENB-but I thought you should nEvEr BeT aGaInSt ElOn 🤣
#153Gary Marcus@GARYMARCUSthe AI trial of the century ended with a procedural whimper rather a bang; the jury agreed that Musk was too late but never weighed in on the questions of whether OpenAI did was legitimate.
and so we will never know what the world might be like had OpenAI been forced to fully follow its original mission.
#153Gary Marcus@GARYMARCUSa very procedural end to the AI trial of the century.
we will never know what the world might be like had OpenAI been forced to fully follow its original mission.
#153Gary Marcus@GARYMARCUSthe AI trial of the century ended with a procedural whimper rather a bang; the jury agreed that Musk was too late but never weighed in on the questions of whether OpenAI did was legitimate.
and so we will never know what the world might be like had OpenAI been forced to fully follow its original mission (as reprinted below).
#517Andrew Curran@ANDREWCURRAN_Verdict.
Hadas Gold@Hadas_GoldJury verdict, Musk loses Claims barred by statute of limitations REMEMBER this is advisory
@haydenfield I thought everyone came out looking worse, unfortunately.
Hayden Field@haydenfieldPublic opinion of the AI industry is already sinking. A parade of seemingly untrustworthy executives makes it look worse. Ultimately, Musk v. Altman was a battle about control—and even though claims were dismissed, some of the trial takeaways were damning. https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/932464/musk-v-altman-proved-that-ai-is-led-by-the-wrong-people
@GaryMarcus Why are there two spaces after "with" before "a"? That usually happens when someone copy+pastes, often from a chatbot.
Gary Marcus@GaryMarcusthe AI trial of the century ended with a procedural whimper rather a bang; the jury agreed that Musk was too late but never weighed in on the questions of whether OpenAI did was legitimate. and so we will never know what the world might be like had OpenAI been forced to fully follow its original mission (as reprinted below).
#609Will Knight@WILLKNIGHTMusk has lost his lawsuit against openai, by @peard33 and @ZeffMax https://www.wired.com/story/musk-v-altman-jury-verdict/
#687Bojan Tunguz@TUNGUZIt’s over.
#839Beff (e/acc)@BEFFJEZOSAnyone wanna go out together to raise $1B seed @ 0% dil with me now that this precedent is set?
#1245Alex Volkov@ALTRYNEBREAKING: in Musk v. Altman, a unanimous nine-person jury found OpenAI not liable! determining that Elon Musk brought his claims past the legal statute of limitations.
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez indicated she'll likely side with the jury.
@OpenAI avoids a potentially devastating mandate to dismantle its commercial structure, unwind its multi-billion-dollar partnership with Microsoft, or revert entirely to its original 2015 nonprofit model.
@ShakeelHashim I guess it bought us a few days more runway to the singularity, so I'll take it.
Shakeel@ShakeelHashimWell that was a good use of everyone’s time!
