Elon Musk has lost a lawsuit against OpenAI, which he co-founded with Sam Altman in 2015 A jury rejected the entrepreneur’s claims that the maker of ChatGPT betrayed its original mission — to benefit humanity — by turning into a profit-driven commercial company. Jurors in a federal court in Oakland concluded that Musk had sufficient knowledge of his grievances several years earlier and should have filed the lawsuit much sooner than in 2024. As a result, the jury did not even examine the substance of his allegations. Musk intends to appeal the decision.

Elon Musk’s OpenAI lawsuit loss will “be a tough appeal” according to @AnupamChander of Georgetown Law. "There is a firm statute of limitations.” “And the question is, when did Elon Musk have reason to know about this turn to a for-profit corporation structure?” “And boy, there's reason for him to have known in 2018 and 2019."

Elon Musk says that in 10 years, 90% of the distance driven will be driven by AI in self-driving cars. "It will be quite a niche thing in 10 years to be driving around your own car." With Tesla FSD, I’m already feeling the effects of this. I pretty much only drive manually just for fun now. Whenever I’m commuting, FSD is activated.

Elon Musk is right here. So many people are unaware of @neuralink, and how it’s going to change the lives of so many. In a new interview this morning: "Neuralink is creating a cybernetic interface to AI from your brain. It has enabled people who have completely lost their brain-body connection to speak again (phone, computer). We believe it will enable people to walk again. Let’s say someone had a severe spinal injury, you can transmit those signals to a second neural implant, and reanimate the body so people can use their limbs. We think at some point, live a normal life by effectively bridging the signals from the brain to past the point in the spine where the damage has occurred. Later this year, we expect to do our first implant for Blindsight. Where even if someone has lost both eyes, or the optic nerve, or perhaps if they were blind at birth, it will give them initially limited vision, but over time, very precise vision. Perphaps Superhuman." We should be talking about this more.