Welcome to the podcast. I'm your host, Jaden Schaefer. Today on the podcast, Elon Musk is trying to get

$134 billion from Open AI and Microsoft in what is called a wrongful gains lawsuit. This is for his

early investment in OpenAI as it was a open source, you know, company that was basically

a non-profit and then it switched to a for-profit company. So today on the show, I want to dive into this lawsuit, um, justifications, everything going

into it, as well as we have nine new, um, I guess like kind of big points, revelations,

you could say from diary entries, text messages and late night emails in the court documents.

There's about 100 documents

that were just unsealed in this Elon Musk versus Sam Altman lawsuit coming from the co-founders of

OpenAI. So there's a lot of juicy stuff that just came out in this story. And I think a lot of

implications for the AI industry overall. So today on the show, I'll try to dive into all of this without making

it an article from People magazine. So we'll try to get you the unbiased business side of this

whole drama because I think it has a lot of implications for the AI industry. All right,

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between $79 billion and $134 billion in damages. This is an astronomical amount of money

from Open AI, but also Microsoft. He also tied Microsoft to this because they were the early

investor in Open AI, and they kind of had, I guess, some knowledge,

and they were pushing Open AI to be a for-profit instead of an open source nonprofit company.

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