Liz Lopatto

And like,

that is in and of itself pretty newsworthy.

Like that is a thing that is a problem if you want someone to be trustworthy.

Like this, the thing that I thought was really interesting was like this description of him as being simultaneously like people pleasing and a sociopath, which is like, that's quite a combination.

No.

I hope I'm wrong because I would rather not spend the next month in a courtroom.

But again, this is probably a losing case for Musk.

He is going forward with a losing case and refusing to settle.

This is punishment for Sam Altman.

There's no amount of money or whatever, I think, that's going to be as good for Musk as humiliating Sam Altman in public.

I don't think he knows.

That's what's in his couch cushions.

You know what I mean?

That's not a sum of money that matters to him.

So I think this is really just about feelings.

And I think the thing that's interesting here and the thing that I am kind of watching for is if you do significantly damage Sam Altman and OpenAI...

you potentially also damage all of AI because open AI is basically in the center of this enormous web of deals with virtually every important company that's in the space.

And so if they, you know, are forced to disgorge money,

That's a problem for their financial commitments.

If they are forced to get rid of Sam Altman and they have chaos, again, that may trigger stuff in their contracts that may potentially slow down their ability to come through on the things they're supposed to be doing.