A dozen former openiE employees are objecting to restructuring as a benefit to the scheme of startups as Elon Musk has wages a high-one legal challenge for the overhaul.
In a performance between the world’s richest person and one of the most valuable startups, in the latest twist, data scientists and technicians on Friday argued in a court to hold Openai’s controlled stake in their non -profit hand in a court.
“If the OpenIE non -profit agitation agreed to a change in the openi corporate structure, which removed its controlled role, it would originally violate its mission,” according to the filing. East-employees, all of whom worked for the company between 2018 and 2024, are represented by Laurence Lesig, a Harvard Law Professor and Political Activist.
Last year was launched in the court fight Musk, he accused OpenAII Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman of leaving the founding objective of the startup as a charity, when he accepted billions of dollars to return from Microsoft Corp, starting in 2019. Musk worked with Altman in 2015 to help openi and left his board in 2018. He launched a rich generation Artificant Intelligence.
Openai has argued that the new structure will still carry forward its charitable mission as the non-profit will have a significant stake for profit, and profit-profit will be a public profit corporation, which is a duty not only for financial shareholders but for the public. Openai has said that to attract investors and fund its mission will have to undergo restructuring in part.
Openai said in a statement, “Our board has been very clear: our non -profit organization is not going anywhere and our mission will remain the same.” “We are converting our existing for-profit arm into a public advantage corporation-similar compositions like AI Labs like AI Labs-where some of these former employees now work-and XAI.”
Former employees’ filing highlighted Openi’s charter published in 2018, stating that the startup “will not have been held for any person’s personal benefit” and AI use is safe to ensure that it is safe. Some of these employees have previously expressed concern about the ability to balance the security of OpenIAI vs. the security of their technology.
A lawyer for Musk, Mark Toboff said that a friend-off-the-court filing by former employees “We confirm what we already knew.”
Toboff said in a statement, “Ultman presented OpenaiI’s charitable mission as binding and used it as a Prop to seduce and take advantage of Kasturi and top AI Pratibha’s contribution.”
Lesig refused to comment.
Openai has faced other criticisms as it wants regulator approval for restructuring. AI Safety, a young leadership group advocating Enkode, said that in a December court, it shares Musk’s concerns about becoming a profit-profit enterprise for OpenEI in a court of December. The meta platform Inc. asked California Attorney General Rob Bonta to stop “investors and consumers equally” to prevent restructuring.
A federal judge rejected Musk’s request last month to temporarily stop the reorganization of the Chetpta manufacturer, while the legal battle plays. Instead, he has set a test for March.
Openai filed a countercoot against Kasturi this week, in which the serial entrepreneur was accused of teasing the “tireless” campaign for more than a year to damage the startup and ordered the court to stop him.
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