On the stand, Elon Musk can't escape his own tweets | TechCrunch
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On the stand, Elon Musk can't escape his own tweets | TechCrunch
"Musk testified that he had discussed converting the company to a for-profit as early as 2016, and that in 2017, he had explored creating a for-profit arm of OpenAI where he would hold the majority of the equity and control the company."
"Musk insisted that there was a big difference between investors whose profits are capped and those whose profits are unlimited, highlighting the financial motivations behind OpenAI's transition."
Elon Musk testified in a California federal court, alleging that Sam Altman and his cofounders misled him into supporting OpenAI as a nonprofit. Musk claimed they later prioritized profit, undermining the original mission. He admitted Tesla is not pursuing artificial general intelligence, contradicting a previous tweet. Musk's testimony revealed he had considered transitioning OpenAI to for-profit as early as 2016. The case hinges on jurors' perceptions of profit limitations for investors in OpenAI, with Musk emphasizing the distinction between capped and unlimited profits.
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