Sam Altman defends OpenAI structure in Musk lawsuit
Sam Altman testified in Elon Musk’s lawsuit, defending OpenAI’s corporate structure and refuting allegations that the founders misappropriated the organization’s charitable assets.
Friday, October 16, 2026
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Sam Altman testified in Elon Musk’s lawsuit, defending OpenAI’s corporate structure and refuting allegations that the founders misappropriated the organization’s charitable assets.
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OpenAI president Greg Brockman testified on the 2017 negotiations where Elon Musk demanded control of the company, a key point in Musk's ongoing lawsuit against his co-founders.
A U.S. court sentenced a hacker to more than eight years for his role in Karakurt, a ransomware gang that prosecutors say leveraged Russian government databases.
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Nuro has received a California permit to begin driverless testing of Lucid Gravity SUVs, though the company expects to start testing later this year.
Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia has hired Peter Arnell as the first U.S. chief brand architect to lead the redesign of 27,000 government websites for better usability.
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OpenAI alleges Elon Musk sought a settlement before their trial began, though a judge has ruled the text exchange inadmissible as evidence in the ongoing legal battle.