2026-01-17 03:32:11

Recently, court documents have been made public, causing a ripple effect in the AI industry. An analysis suggests there is a 57% chance of winning the lawsuit filed by Elon Musk. The more noteworthy point is that OpenAI executives admitted in court that they attempted to convert their company into a for-profit enterprise. This signifies a shift away from their original non-profit founding goal and could impact the governance and value distribution structure of the AI ecosystem in the future.

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PrivateKeyParanoia

· 12h ago

Haha, OpenAI's recent moves are really disappointing—turning from a non-profit to a for-profit? They promised to save humanity, and now they're just thinking about making big money... Wait, Elon Musk winning the lawsuit has a 57% chance? That number sounds a bit uncertain, does the court really dare to say it so openly? What are the NP folks really thinking? Claiming to promote open safety while secretly changing the company's nature—aren't they just playing word games? So how will the AI industry share the cake in the future? If this really blows up, the ecosystem will have to be reshuffled. It seems that from the very beginning, not many big companies truly cared about humanity; it’s all driven by profit.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 12h ago

57%? Bro, this probability doesn't feel very stable either. The court's stuff has too many variables. OpenAI backtracked and admitted they want to turn to profit, now that's a big scoop. Their original intention is already dead.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 12h ago

Huh? OpenAI's move is really a bit tight, wasn't it supposed to be non-profit? Now they're changing their tune? Elon Musk might actually win this round, a 57% win rate sounds pretty good. So, who will be the final payer, everyone? Is the ecosystem about to be reshuffled? That's kind of interesting. Oh my God, my investment is back to racing against risks... Honestly, this has been obvious for a long time, OpenAI's tactics are just too predictable. Wait, does this mean our coin also needs to be revalued?

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MetaMisery

· 13h ago

Haha, Elon Musk is really going to win this time. A 57% win rate is quite impressive. OpenAI's move is indeed a bit ruthless... The non-profit facade they once had is now completely exposed. It seems that the story of a complete makeover won't hold up in court either.

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