Charles Elson

If it disappears, let's say, who benefits?

A for-profit, he, his company.

Well, obviously, you knock out a competitor.

And that's, or you employ the competitor's employees.

I mean, that's the, you know, what is the real story here?

Paul Harvey was a radio commentator in the 60s and 70s.

And he always on his newscast had a, something in the end, he called it the rest of the story.

He'd tell a story and then he'd say, well, that's not really the real story.

And I think the jury is gonna have to figure out here, and with the help of the judge, what's the real tale here?

If you objected to it being a not-for-profit, why, when Microsoft contributed, why instead didn't you contribute?

Yes.

from a charitable foundation.

Why did that occur?

And you're certainly aware of it, everyone was.

Why now when it looks to be extremely successful and you happen to have a business competing with it in the same space?

And obviously he'll argue as he will that no, he never expected this and

etc etc and they'll argue as you as you spoke at the beginning of the segment that they say no this has nothing to do for profit not for profit it's concerned about a competition and an ego match uh and obviously you know he is not someone who pete mr musk who people believe is a shrinking violet yeah just isn't and uh mr altman obviously has uh it has a well-known public persona as well

So the Battle of the Titans, it's an odd one, but it may have some impact on the future of AI, or at least who makes the money in AI, ultimately.

You know, I never like to predict stuff like that because it's hard to figure out.

I mean, look, we're not in that courtroom.