Recently, there has been another uproar in the tech circle, and the news of Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI has shocked the entire industry. This fierce court showdown unveiled the once inseparable and now inseparable "sadomasochism" process between Musk and OpenAI.
In 2015, Musk co-founded OpenAI with scientist Ilya Sutskever, among others, with the aim of developing secure artificial general intelligence for the benefit of all mankind. However, as time passed, the original intention was gradually replaced by commercial interests, and the two sides were getting closer and closer to the pace of disagreement.
In fact, Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI is not impulsive, but based on concerns and dissatisfaction with its mission to "save the world" and become a "vassal of Microsoft". Musk accused OpenAI of no longer being true to its original purpose, but has become a closed-source, profit-maximizing company, with Microsoft becoming its de facto controller.
However, OpenAI is not willing to be beaten into the shackles of "hypocrites" by Musk, and they hit back at Musk's accusations with a tough attitude, calling his remarks baseless. On the official **, OpenAI publicly refuted Musk's "four deadly sins" and attached email records since its inception in 2015 to prove his innocence.
The contradictions between the two sides have intensified to the point of irreconcilability, and this dispute also reminds people of the "sadomasochism" process between Musk and OpenAI. From the initial win-win cooperation to today's-for-tat, behind a seemingly beautiful cooperative relationship, there are countless contradictions and conflicts of interest.
Although the grievances between OpenAI and Musk are difficult to reconcile, the outcome of this lawsuit will become a historic event in the technology circle and will also affect the future development direction of artificial intelligence. In this "sadomasochistic" drama, who can have the last laugh and who will be reduced to a "loser", only time can give the final answer.
OpenAI responds to Musk's lawsuit