OpenAI president's 'deeply personal' diary becomes focus in Musk's case against Altman
As Elon Musk's case against OpenAI enters its second week, focus shifts to company president Greg Brockman. Brockman faced questions about his emails, texts, and personal diary, which Musk's attorneys have used as evidence to allege that Brockman and Sam Altman violated the founding agreement and enriched themselves. Brockman defends the diary as stream-of-consciousness writing not intended for the public and accuses Musk of cherry-picking. The case involves details of equity disputes, a haunted mansion meeting, and Musk's departure in 2018.
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