Elon Musk’s lawyers claim that the billionaire “does not use computers” after Openai was accused of Musk of not complying with the discovery process in its lawsuit against the company.
exist Letter to the judge Musk’s lawyer Jaymie Parkkinen oversees Oakland’s OpenAI case, when the company asserted that Musk’s legal team “had no plans to collect any documents” that was his competing AI company Musk himself or Xai, he accused Openai of making false statements.
In the letter, Parkkinen made the claim, saying Musk’s lawyers informed Openai that they were searching for Musk’s phone and that the billionaire was not using a computer.
The document reads: “The plaintiff sent a letter to the defendant informing them that the plaintiff was searching Mr. Musk’s cell phone and searching for his email, and Mr. Musk did not use a computer.”
There is several public evidence that Musk does have a computer.
For example, just last month Billionaire says on X: “Still bring my ancient PC laptop with @doge Stickers made from fans a long time ago. “In another article in December 2024, Musk Posted images A computer said, “This is a picture of my laptop.” Another February postMusk announced: “I just bought a new PC laptop.”
Some Talking with X staff wired In anonymity, it was also said that while Musk usually prefers to work with his phone, they sometimes see him using his laptop.
Musk’s representative did not respond immediately wealth, Completed during normal working hours.
Musk and Openai
The document is part of Musk’s ongoing case against Sam Altman and Openai.
Openai co-founder Musk accused his former colleague of betraying the company’s mission to build artificial intelligence to benefit humans. In a lawsuit filed in San Francisco, Musk claims Openai has actually become Microsoftprioritize profits over public interest.
Musk’s claims against OpenAI include breach of contract, breach of trust obligations and unfair business practices. His requirements include a ban on the company’s return to open source and a ban on Openai executives’ profits from AGI.
The document says OpenAI’s latest model GPT-4 may be eligible for artificial general intelligence, and its design remains secret due to commercial interests.
“The internal details of GPT-4 are only the popularity of OpenAI and are Microsoft in information and beliefs. GPT-4 is the opposite of ‘Open AI’,” Musk said in the lawsuit. “It is closed because of commercial reasons for etiquette: Microsoft will launch wealth to sell GPT-4’s wealth to the public, which is impossible if Openai (which needs to be needed) will not be possible to provide the technology to the public.”
Musk, who contributed more than $44 million to nonprofits, believes his support has been distorted to serve a $80 billion for-profit business.
“Imagine donating to a nonprofit organization whose proclaimed mission is to protect the company Amazon Rainforest, but then the nonprofit created a for-profit Amazon logging company that used donated fruit to clear the rainforest,” Musk said in the lawsuit. “This is Openai, Inc. The story. ”
