MTS(@MTSlive):We asked Washington Post tech reporter @GerritD whether the OpenAI trial got AGI-pilled. He says Elon Musk tried to make the case about AI safety and humanity's future, but the judge kept pulling it back to corporate litigation. "The judge didn't want this to be a... you know, sort of a doomer versus accelerationist trial." "I think that's probably pretty wise. I think she realized that if suddenly we had to sort of explain, 'Okay, this is what this means, this is what existential risk is,' yada, yada, yada, it would've kind of become bigger than the questions, the legal questions that she wanted to keep the trial focused on."

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We asked Washington Post tech reporter @GerritD whether the OpenAI trial got AGI-pilled. He says Elon Musk tried to make the case about AI safety and humanity's future, but the judge kept pulling it back to corporate litigation. "The judge didn't want this to be a... you know, sort of a doomer versus accelerationist trial." "I think that's probably pretty wise. I think she realized that if suddenly we had to sort of explain, 'Okay, this is what this means, this is what existential risk is,' yada, yada, yada, it would've kind of become bigger than the questions, the legal questions that she wanted to keep the trial focused on."

MTS@MTSlive

2026.05.18 17:32

SITUATION DETECTED: The jury in Musk v. Altman has returned a unanimous verdict. All three of Elon Musk's claims against OpenAI were found barred by the statute of limitations.