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Next we move on to some technology news in Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI today CEO Sam Altman who's being sued by
Musk providing his testimony in court and today is David Lam reports.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's testimony has been highly anticipated.
He's taking the stand and is one of the key defendants sued by Elon Musk.
Sam Altman 41 is the CEO of OpenAI and co-founded the company in 2015.
This is week three of the Musk V Altman trial at the federal courthouse in Oakland, California.
Altman defending himself on Tuesday saying he can't wrap his head around the accusation that he's stealing a charity.
Altman testified that $10 billion in funding was not enough believing that donations alone couldn't fund the company and that its revenues couldn't cover its costs including computing expenses.
Now Musk initiated the lawsuit back in 2024 alleging that OpenAI's executives and Microsoft CEO violated OpenAI's non-profit mission and sought unjust enrichment.
Altman said the company invests everything into research and technology and hasn't paid any profits to investors yet.
During cross-examination when Altman was asked about the testimonies of former executives who accused him of dishonesty.
Altman said he didn't know enough about the testimonies due to his busy day job.
Altman was repeatedly questioned about the time he was fired by the OpenAI board but then rehired.
He said it was like running into a burning building because he still wanted to continue building OpenAI.
The judge expects one more day of testimony with closing arguments on Thursday.
In California, David Lam NTD News.
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