Fortune Magazine: Elon Musk's chances of winning second lawsuit against OpenAI slim
it looks unlikely that Elon Musk will win his second lawsuit against OpenAI, as analyzed by Fortune magazine. Musk is attempting to force the organization he previously founded to pay him triple the $44.6 million he donated over five years, and to force them to open source all research behind their neural network, GPT-4. Musk claims that a "founders agreement" he reached with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman explicitly prohibits this possibility. However, he has failed to produce the agreement and instead argues that it is fully reflected in the organization's registration certificate from December 2015. (Fortune)
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