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Welcome to the podcast.

I'm your host, Jaden Schaefer.

Today on the podcast, Elon Musk is trying to get $134 billion from OpenAI 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 nonprofit, and then it switched to a for profit company.

So today on the show, I want to dive into this lawsuit, justifications, everything going into it, as well as we have nine new, I guess, like kind of big points, revelations, you could say, from dire and 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.