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Musk and OpenAI head to trial over AI company's origins

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The trial between Elon Musk and OpenAI has begun, with both sides set to present evidence over the coming weeks. The case centers on the early days of OpenAI, including questions about who deserves credit and financial benefit from the company’s work. The Verge’s Liz Lopatto, who is covering the trial, said the proceedings are likely to expose internal communications and decisions from prominent technology figures. The lawsuit was filed by Musk, who has argued that OpenAI strayed from its original mission. Legal analysts have noted that Musk faces long odds in court.
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