"During closing arguments, Musk's attorney Steven Molo hit on several themes he has been emphasizing throughout the trial, including questioning whether Altman is trustworthy."
Closing arguments began in Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI, moving the case toward a verdict. A nine-person jury will deliberate and determine whether the AI firm and Altman are liable. The trial took place in an Oakland, California, federal courthouse and included testimony and documents about private dealings and OpenAI’s contentious history. Musk alleges that Altman, OpenAI, and Greg Brockman broke a founding agreement when the non-profit was restructured into a for-profit entity, seeking money and unjust enrichment. OpenAI denies the claims, arguing Musk’s motivation stems from jealousy after a 2018 failed bid and that the non-profit still oversees the company. The case also centers on alleged personal and professional conduct, with Musk’s side questioning Altman’s trustworthiness and OpenAI’s side portraying Musk as vengeful and erratic.
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