Liz Lopatto

Right.

And then on top of that, anything that comes out about Sam Altman that maybe discredits him means that there may be agitation for him to step down again.

And that, again, potentially really puts the company adrift.

Yeah.

Basically, any sort of negative information that comes out in this trial about OpenAI or Sam Altman lets him kneecap a competitor.

But just the trial, the fact of the trial itself is enough, again, because it is expensive and it is kind of a way of wasting time for these people who he's like, I guess, really angry at.

And if you look at what he's asking for, he isn't just asking for money, which he's been like, oh, we should donate all of that to the OpenAI Foundation.

It's not for me.

I'm only asking for money because otherwise they're not going to let me run this case.

And I don't totally believe that, but whatever.

But the other remedies he's asking for are ones that I was told he is unlikely to get.

But he wants Sam Altman to step down and I think be banned from running companies for a while.

So there is just, you know, a real sort of vindictive streak.

And like the other thing that's worth knowing is that this is one of four lawsuits that Musk has filed against OpenAI.

And it's also this guy loves filing lawsuits.

It's it's it's lawfare.

It's because he has so much money and he knows that most of his opponents don't have as much money as he does.

And it's just a way of inflicting pain.

And that's all it is.

So, you know, like the fact that like the lawyers on this case are not, you know, people who are knowledgeable about, you know, laws around charities or.