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Musk v. Altman proved that AI is led by the wrong people

After three weeks of testimony, the Musk v. Altman lawsuit was dismissed due to the statute of limitations, but the trial revealed a widespread lack of credibility among AI leaders. The case involved control struggles at OpenAI, safety review issues, and mutual accusations. Public concern about AI is at an all-time high, and the behavior of industry leaders has deepened distrust.

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Musk v. Altman proved that AI is led by the wrong people
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  • The jury deliberated for only two hours before dismissing Musk's claims on statute of limitations grounds.
  • Trial evidence showed internal trust issues and skipped safety reviews at OpenAI.
  • Both Musk and Altman were portrayed as dishonest, raising questions about AI industry leadership.
  • Public sentiment shows little control over AI use, and regulatory prospects remain uncertain.

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