OpenAI Cleared in Musk Lawsuit, Clearing Path for IPO Push
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A federal jury in Oakland found Sam Altman, OpenAI and president Greg Brockman not liable in Elon Musk’s 2024 lawsuit, ruling that Musk’s breach of charitable trust and unjust enrichment claims were unproven and time-barred. The verdict removes liability and suggests OpenAI can continue with its for-profit restructuring and a potential IPO around a $1 trillion valuation, with the judge signaling agreement with the jury and the remedies portion of the case being dropped.
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