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Kevin Okemwa

Elon Musk gets his day in court over OpenAI's for-profit restructure and "ill-gotten gains" — here’s what’s at stake

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Tesla CEO and billionaire Elon Musk has filed several lawsuits against OpenAI over the past few years, alleging a stark betrayal of the company’s founding mission, involvement in racketeering activities, and a false humanitarian agenda.

OpenAI has made multiple requests to have the lawsuit thrown out. Still, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California, ruled that it will proceed to a jury trial scheduled for March 2026 (via Reuters). The judge further indicated that there was "plenty of evidence" suggesting that OpenAI's leadership promised to maintain its original non-profit structure. “This case is going to trial,” Gonzalez added.

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