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Musk Places AI Safety at Core of Lawsuit Against OpenAI
On April 29, Elon Musk stated before a federal jury on Tuesday that artificial intelligence “could kill us all,” placing AI safety at the center of his lawsuit against OpenAI. In his testimony, Musk compared the risks of uncontrolled AI to that of ‘The Terminator,’ arguing that the goal should be a future closer to ‘Star Trek.’ He contended that OpenAI was originally created to prevent powerful AI from being controlled by profit-driven tech giants. Musk mentioned that these concerns intensified after a conversation in 2015 with Google co-founder Larry Page, who allegedly accused him of being a ‘speciesist’ for prioritizing humanity over future digital intelligence. The case revolves around Musk’s allegations that OpenAI abandoned its non-profit mission after ChatGPT helped the company become one of the world’s most valuable AI enterprises. Musk is seeking over $150 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft. OpenAI’s lawyers argued that Musk lost a power struggle, left the company, and filed the lawsuit after launching his own competing AI company, xAI. Musk is expected to return to court today for cross-examination.