Elon Musk is again suing OpenAI, an organization he helped co-found. This time his lawsuit is asking the court to potentially void OpenAI’s deal with Microsoft.
Elon Musk has revived his complaint against OpenAI after dropping a previous lawsuit, again alleging that the ChatGPT maker and two of its founders — Sam Altman and Greg Brockman — breached the company’s founding mission to develop artificial intelligence technology to benefit humanity.
The suit claims that assurances about OpenAI’s non-profit structure were “the hook for Altman’s long con.” Musk made similar accusations in a “hilariously bad” lawsuit that he withdrew in June without explanation, which focused on claims that OpenAI breached its founding agreement between Musk and other co-founders to keep the company’s technology open source. “This is a much more forceful lawsuit,” Musk’s lawyer, Marc Toberoff, said to The New York Times.
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