What you need to know
- OpenAI might be forced to reimburse its investors from its recent funding round if it can't transition into a for-profit entity within two years.
- Experts predict the move might encounter several roadblocks from regulators and the government as a blatant attempt to preserve the public's interest.
- Elon Musk already sued OpenAI and Sam Altman, citing "a stark betrayal of its founding mission" and involvement in racketeering activities.
