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Sam Altman was winning on the stand, but it might not be enough

Sam Altman's testimony in the OpenAI trial portrayed him as credible, denying theft of charity and accusing Musk of trying to destroy OpenAI. However, Musk's legal strategy appears aimed at damaging Altman's reputation rather than winning the case.

SourceThe Verge AIAuthor: Elizabeth Lopatto
Sam Altman was winning on the stand, but it might not be enough
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  • Altman remained calm on the stand, with direct and cross-examination showing him credible, backed by documents.
  • Musk's lawyer Molo's cross-examination was of mixed quality, sometimes helping the defense.
  • The trial highlights Musk's obsession with control and the long-standing feud between the two leaders.
  • External political scrutiny of Altman's investments suggests Musk's retaliation may have just begun.

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