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How Elon Musk Would Have Run OpenAI Differently, According to Sam Altman

New testimony from Sam Altman suggests Musk’s vision for OpenAI may have centered on ownership and scale, not nonprofit ideals.

On the heels of Sam Altman’s testimony in the ongoing trial over Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI, a clearer picture is emerging of how Musk might have run the company differently. Musk, a co-founder of OpenAI as a nonprofit, is suing the company, its CEO Altman and president Greg Brockman for “stealing a charity.” He is seeking to have the now $852 billion A.I. company return to its original nonprofit structure and is also pursuing up to $180 billion in damages to be transferred from OpenAI’s for-profit arm to its nonprofit parent.

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