#Musk Calls for Auction of OpenAI Shares#
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Elon Musk's conflict with OpenAI has escalated further, with his lawyers sending letters to the California and Delaware Attorneys General demanding a forced auction of OpenAI shares. Musk wants to participate in a public competitive bidding process for OpenAI equity, while OpenAI has said there are no such plans, believing Musk's move is intended to create chaos. The dispute stems from a conflict between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and there is currently no clear resolution.
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Elon Musk's lawyer, Marc Tobolowsky, representing large AI investors, has called on the California and Delaware Attorneys General to force OpenAI to auction off its large stake in the company, escalating the bitter fight between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Tobolowsky wants to participate in a public and competitive bidding process for OpenAI shares, while OpenAI has said there are no such auction plans, arguing that Musk's camp is simply "trying to create more chaos." The incident has sparked external attention on OpenAI's equity structure and future development direction, and also reflects the intense competition in the AI field. As a co-founder of OpenAI, Musk left the company in 2018 and has been critical of OpenAI's commercialization direction. This request for an auction of shares may be related to Musk's desire to regain control of OpenAI or his dissatisfaction with OpenAI's commercialization strategy.
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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, arguing that Musk's move is intended to create chaos.
The fight between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman intensifies.