Ankur Desai

But there are practical implications too.

Should Musk win the case, it will have a huge effect on OpenAI.

However, Rose Chan-Loy from the School of Law at the University of California doesn't think that will be easy.

Now, we're expecting both Musk and Altman to testify in court.

And given the personalities, I think one thing we can be certain of is that it's going to be dramatic.

I'll leave you with an ex-post from Elon Musk back in January.

He said, Can't wait to start the trial.

The discovery and testimony will blow your mind.

Will Chalk reporting.

Nedra Talley-Ross, the last surviving founding member of the legendary American pop group The Ronettes, has died at the age of 80.

The group were known for a string of hits, as well as their trademark beehive hairdos, and toured alongside other legendary acts of their era, including The Beatles, and at one stage had The Rolling Stones as their support act.

Lucy O'Brien, a music journalist and author of the book She Bop, The Definitive History of Women in Popular Music, has been speaking to Rebecca Kesby.

They were absolutely huge.

And it's partly because they were, along with the Supremes, they were seen as the pioneering girl group, really pioneering this new sound, quite garage pop, released on a small independent label, kind of quite gritty.

And Billy Joel called them the toughest artists.

They have the toughest sound of all the girl groups and the real classic songs like Be My Baby and Baby I Love You, which really exemplify that Phil Spector wall of sound.

Oh, yes.

In the 60s, women were seen as decoration.

And Ronnie Spector in particular, even though she was such an amazing talent, she was literally placed in the back seat by Phil Spector.

After they got married, he was very jealous about her being in the limelight.