Even though Elon Musk lost on a technicality, there's a clear signal from the verdict that making lots of money
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The industry sometimes tries to display a united front, especially when it comes to safety, research and inclusivity.
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She would not discuss the case, but told me the ChatGPT-maker plans to raise 50% of its revenue from consumers and 50% from businesses
Tech journalist and podcaster Kara Swisher told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the case has not done much good for the public perception of the AI sector
Before the verdict, the economist and author Sebastian Mallaby predicted OpenAI had a 50% chance of going bust by next year
The trial served as a reminder of how much the future of AI still depends on a remarkably small group of powerful tech figures and their personal rivalries," said Sarah Kreps, director of the Tech
Summary
It is not only OpenAI but the AI race itself that was vindicated in the California courtroom last night. Even though Elon Musk lost on a technicality, there's a clear signal from the verdict that making lots of money from AI and competing fiercely with rivals is simply business. But this case served as a powerful reminder that none of the AI giants are charities and don't have to be, even if they once said otherwise. Cracks in the façade of industry collaboration for the sake of humanity have been exposed before.