

A US federal jury has ruled against Elon Musk in his lawsuit against OpenAI, rejecting claims that the artificial intelligence company abandoned its original mission to benefit humanity. The jury in Oakland, California, unanimously found that Musk filed the case too late, delivering a major legal victory to OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman.
The verdict is expected to clear the path for a possible OpenAI initial public offering that could reportedly value the company at nearly $1 trillion. Musk has announced plans to appeal the decision, continuing to accuse OpenAI executives of prioritising profits over public benefit. The high-profile trial also reignited debates surrounding AI ethics, corporate control, investor influence, and the future direction of artificial intelligence development.














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