Zoe Schiffer

Now it's up to a jury and the judge who's overseeing the case to ultimately decide what happens next.

We finally found the thing to make Leah care about AI.

Yeah, I mean, these two men absolutely hate each other and they have for quite a long time.

But again, like just to get into the stakes a little bit, they're really high for OpenAI.

The company could have to unwind its current structure.

Greg Brockman and Sam Altman could have to leave.

And obviously they're pulling out all the stops.

They have these hardcore legal teams.

All of the executives are expected to testify.

They've already been in court.

And then to give you a little bit of background on just how ridiculous it has already been, like Elon Musk was promoting a New Yorker profile about Sam Altman that alleged he had kind of this history of being a bit

deceptive, duplicitous.

He was actually boosting that post on X ahead of the trial.

Sam Altman was, like, hitting back.

Another key moment that I thought was really funny was when one of the lawyers' microphones was, like, going in and out, and the judge says, completely deadpan, yeah, we're funded by the federal government, which I felt like was a dig right to Elon Musk and Doge.

My favorite part, Paresh didn't say this verbatim, but the lengths that Elon Musk went to to make Sam Altman seem like a little nobody in this opening monologue were so funny.

He was like, he was a random investor I barely knew, basically implying that Elon made him who he is today.

I thought that was silly.

Yeah.

Yeah.