Billionaire Elon Musk on Monday filed the lawsuit he previously filed before withdrawing it, against the co-founders of OpenAI, the creator of the ChatGPT program, accused of not respecting the main mission of the company that specializes in artificial intelligence.
This lawsuit comes about two months after the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, and a shareholder in OpenAI, abruptly withdrew a similar lawsuit against OpenAI and its -founders, Sam Altman and Greg Brockman, who he accuses of fraud, conspiracy and false advertising.
Musk joined OpenAI in 2015 on the basis that it was a non-profit company, but Altman deceived him, according to him, and in the end he decided to join Microsoft.
The lawsuit indicated that Altman assured Musk that the non-profit side makes it possible to ensure neutrality and focus on security and transparency for the benefit of everyone, not just shareholders, but he turned found that this was not implemented and that it was a major reason. fraud committed by Altman.
The lawsuit also stated, “The result was that OpenAI, in which Altman and Microsoft had significant interests, was valued at roughly $100 billion.
“As a result of their illegal activities, the defendants unjustly obtained wealth amounting to billions of dollars, while Musk, who co-founded the for-profit startup, himself and the public to deceive,” she said.
At the end of 2022, OpenAI caused a sensation with the launch of its “Chat GPT” program, which allows the creation of texts based on a simple request in everyday language, before launching tools for images and videos creation based on written requests as well.
Microsoft supported OpenAI’s billion-dollar investments, and also supported the startup’s management when the board of directors tried to fire Sam Altman last November, and forced him to hire he and all the workers who did not support him left.
Musk launched his company, XAI, which specializes in artificial intelligence, in 2023.
2024-08-06 12:16:47
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