Elon Musk took too long to sue OpenAI, judges unanimously agree

Musk’s legal team appeared “fixed in their seats” as the jury’s verdict was announced, the NYT reported. One of the billionaire’s lawyers, Marc Toberoff, who called the press daily during the trial, quickly confirmed that Musk will appeal.

Altman and Brockman were not present when the verdict came in, the NYT reported. However, there was “a bit of a smile from the OpenAI side of the room,” with OpenAI attorney William Savitt wearing “a big grin,” the NYT reported. Savitt stayed for days Burning Musk on the standhe appears to be using his former privilege as Musk’s lawyer to get under Musk’s skin.

In its statement, Microsoft celebrated the success, writing, “The facts and timeline of this case have been clear for a long time, and we agree that the court’s rejection of these claims is not without precedent. We are committed to our work with OpenAI to advance and expand AI for people and organizations around the world. “

Musk did not return to court after giving his testimony and was not present when the verdict was read. Before the sentencing, Musk’s lawyer apologized after Musk ignored a court order requiring him to be present if further evidence was needed in the case. In an apparent sign of losing interest in the case, Musk made it a priority to attend Meeting between Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.