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Musk laments being a ‘fool’ for funding OpenAI on day two of court testimony

Elon Musk admits to feeling like a 'fool' for funding OpenAI as tensions rise in court. The legal battle with Sam Altman highlights a shift from non-profit to for-profit, with Musk seeking $134 billion in damages. The tech world watches as...

The Guardian· Apr 29, 2026 · 7:42 PM · 8 views

Elon Musk admits to feeling like a 'fool' for funding OpenAI as tensions rise in court. The legal battle with Sam Altman highlights a shift from non-profit to for-profit, with Musk seeking $134 billion in damages. The tech world watches as this high-stakes trial could reshape AI's future. #ElonMusk #OpenAI #CourtDrama #TechNews #AI

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