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Let's talk about Elon first Open AI.

This is something that is a highly talked about legal battle for people that don't know.

Elon was at the beginning level of Open AI and how he puts it, kind of got screwed out of the situation when they decided to change

their mission from a nonprofit to a for a profit organization and a lot of other nuance. So he felt

like he was owed a lot more than what he received, which I don't think he received too much.

And they went to court.

I think it started last year.

And today, I believe the judge threw the case out.

Yeah, the jury deliberated today and dismissed it on claims that he waited too long to file the claim.

Not that he wasn't wrong,

but that he just waited too long. He said he's going to appeal. I mean, if you can understand it's sitting in that position that he's in objectively looking at it, right? Like, you're thinking

this is a nonprofit. It turns into a for-profit, and then you watch a company like Microsoft

spent 10 billion on it and you're thinking to myself, and then you watch a company like Microsoft spent $10 billion

on it, and you're thinking to myself, oh, wait, huh? How'd I get cut out that deal? He's going to appeal

it, like he said, but it's interesting. The case obviously was put forth a year ago. The trial started

maybe two, like two weeks ago. So it's moved pretty quickly.

But I think the remnants of the trial, I think Elon looked at it from a standpoint of how

can I hurt this company?

Yep.

I don't think he wanted to win. I don't really think he wanted to win. Obviously he has

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