Sam Altman · The Verge
This is not the first time I’ve seen Musk in court
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During his defamation suit, he turned on the charm and the jury responded by finding him not guilty.
Key facts
- For instance, he told jurors that he worked between “80 to 100 hours a week,” which was how he got so much
- In his opening testimony against Sam Altman, Musk was unfocused and uncharming
- Musk also said that after he recruited Ilya Sutskever, then a research scientist at Google, to OpenAI that “Larry Page refused to speak to me ever again
- At another point, Musk was asked to explain who former OpenAI board member Shivon Zilis
Summary
In his opening testimony against Sam Altman, Musk was unfocused and uncharming. This is not the first time the reporter has seen Musk in court. The direct examination is a way of telling a story through questions; it’s important to make the narrative clear. “I came up with the idea, the name, recruited the key people. taught them everything I know, provided all the initial funding. For instance, he told jurors that he worked between “80 to 100 hours a week,” which was how he got so much done.