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Microsoft doesn’t want any of this

In the Musk v. Altman trial, Microsoft appears reluctant and detached. Their opening statement was essentially an ad for Microsoft products, implying the trial's absurdity. Despite being an early major investor in OpenAI, Microsoft was notably absent from key decisions. CEO Nadella called the OpenAI board drama 'amateur city,' and Microsoft lawyers repeatedly showed the company had no involvement in controversial events.

SourceThe Verge AIAuthor: Elizabeth Lopatto
Microsoft doesn’t want any of this
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  • Microsoft's opening statement was an ad for its products, showing reluctance
  • Microsoft was a major early investor but not a key decision-maker
  • Nadella described OpenAI's board drama as 'amateur city'
  • Microsoft lawyers demonstrated no involvement in key events

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