Musk expands legal assault on OpenAI to also target Microsoft
SAN FRANCISCO - Billionaire entrepreneur and Donald Trump adviser Elon Musk broadened a federal lawsuit against OpenAI on Friday, alleging the ChatGPT maker has conspired with primary backer Microsoft to break antitrust laws as the nonprofit became more focused on making money ventures.
It hasn't even been two years since OpenAI changed the world by launching ChatGPT, but already there are signs that the ...
A lawsuit by the world's wealthiest man against one of the fastest growing companies of all time is necessarily interesting ...
Elon Musk unveiled emails between himself and fellow billionaire Sam Altman as evidence in the Tesla CEO's amended lawsuit ...
The less the public knows, the seemingly harder and more expensive it is to hold companies accountable for irresponsible AI ...
OpenAI was at one point considering acquiring Cerabras, an AI chipmaking company that's in the process of going public.
Elon Musk filed a lawsuit against OpenAI in August — and he just amended it to include Microsoft as a defendant.
A New York judge has dismissed a lawsuit against OpenAI from two media outlets claiming copyright infringement in its ...
Don't Speak In one of its many copyright lawsuits, OpenAI is asking a judge to narrow the scope of discovery to limit insider ...
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