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Lawyers for Elon Musk and OpenAI made their closing arguments this week
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But as Kirsten Korosec, Sean O’Kane, and colleagues noted on the latest episode of TechCrunch’s Equity podcast, a big theme in the trial’s final days was whether OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is trustworthy, for example, Musk’s attorney Steve Molo grilled Altman about whether statements he’d made during congressional testimony were…
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- This is a fundamental question [for] a lot of tech journalists, policymakers, and more and more consumers, about all the AI labs,” she said
- Lawyers for Elon Musk and OpenAI made their closing arguments this week, and now it’s up to jurors to decide whether OpenAI did anything wrong as it’s transformed into a slightly-more-for-profit
- Kirsten noted that Musk has made plenty of misleading statements of his own, and that trust isn’t an issue for Altman
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Lawyers for Elon Musk and OpenAI made their closing arguments this week, and now it’s up to jurors to decide whether OpenAI did anything wrong as it’s transformed into a slightly-more-for-profit organization. Kirsten noted that Musk has made plenty of misleading statements of his own, and that trust isn’t an issue for Altman. “This is a fundamental question a lot of tech journalists, policymakers, and more and more consumers, about all the AI labs,” she said.