#Musk Calls for Auction of OpenAI Shares#
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Elon Musk's conflict with OpenAI has escalated further, with his lawyers calling on the California and Delaware Attorneys General to force an auction of OpenAI shares. Musk's lawyers, representing large AI investors, are demanding to participate in a public and competitive bidding process for OpenAI equity. OpenAI reportedly has no plans to auction shares, believing Musk's move is intended to create chaos.
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Elon Musk's conflict with OpenAI has escalated further, with Musk's lawyer, Marc Tobolowsky, calling on the California and Delaware Attorneys General to force the auction of OpenAI shares. Tobolowsky represents large AI investors who wish to participate in a public and competitive bidding process for OpenAI equity. This move intensifies the fierce battle between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Sources familiar with OpenAI's thinking say the company has no such auction plans and believes Musk's camp is simply "trying to create more chaos." It remains unclear how the California and Delaware Attorneys General will respond to Musk's request, but the incident has once again raised concerns about OpenAI's governance structure and future development.
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Musk demands auction of OpenAI shares, aiming to participate in a public and competitive bidding process for OpenAI equity.
Musk's lawyers, representing large AI investors, sent letters to the California and Delaware Attorneys General, seeking to force an auction of OpenAI shares.
OpenAI denies any auction plans, believing Musk's move is intended to create chaos.
The fight between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman intensifies.