周四，马斯克最新批评道，OpenAI以及微软并不满足于目前其在人工智能领域的垄断地位，还在进一步消除xAI等竞争对手，采取手段包括诱导投资者不向其他公司提供资金等。xAI为马斯克创办的人工智能初创企业。1. Musk refiled lawsuits against OpenAI on Thursday, criticizing its partnership with microsoft to eliminate competitors like xAI, using methods including discouraging investors from funding other companies; 2. Musk listed 26 items in the latest lawsuit and added the Attorney General of california as a co-defendant, expressing concerns that the contract between OpenAI and the Department of Defense could lead to AI technology being used for weapons development.
Financial Association News on November 15th, the incoming United States Secretary of Efficiency, Musk, submitted a new lawsuit on Thursday, continuing to sue OpenAI.
In August, Musk filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Altman, claiming that OpenAI had abandoned its original intention of benefiting the world and was no longer pursuing the public interest, but instead had turned into a profit-seeking commercial company.
On Thursday, Musk criticized that OpenAI and microsoft were not satisfied with their current monopoly status in the ai field and were further eliminating competitors like xAI, using methods including inducing investors not to fund other companies. xAI is an ai startup founded by Musk.
OpenAI did not respond to the new lawsuit. However, when the two sides initially put their conflicts on the table last October, OpenAI pointed out that Musk's actions were to establish a competitive advantage for his own company and continually harassed OpenAI.
Shortly after the election, Altman rarely mentioned his old rival and stated that although the relationship between the two was not amicable, he still appreciated Musk's willingness to provide funding at the early stage of OpenAI. This statement was also viewed as a signal for reconciliation.
A larger dispute
OpenAI was initially founded in 2015 as a non-profit institution, with founders including Musk and Altman. However, after the company's milestone AI product ChatGPT became a sensation two years ago, the company became a leader in the ai field, followed by a series of conflicts and disagreements.
Especially after obtaining billions of dollars in external investment from companies like microsoft, discussions about commercialization have remained one of the company's main issues. After last year's sudden dismissal of CEO Altman by the OpenAI board of directors, which failed, OpenAI's commercialization process hit the accelerator.
Currently, OpenAI has announced that it will shift its company goals towards profitability, but this move has sparked considerable criticism. Some industry insiders are particularly concerned that the safety of OpenAI's future products will be compromised, and Musk is one of the critics.
In its latest lawsuit, Musk's team has listed 26 items, a significant increase from the original 15. Additionally, Musk's new lawsuit also names California Attorney General Rob Bonta as a defendant, who is in preliminary discussions with OpenAI regarding changes to the company's structure.
Musk has also expressed concerns about OpenAI's contracts with the Department of Defense, as it plans to remove a clause from its usage policy that would allow its technology to be used for activities with a very high risk of harm to humans, such as weapon development or military and warfare.
The lawsuit document states that a large number of safety researchers at OpenAI have resigned or been forced to leave in protest, the company's safety team has also been disbanded, and all these actions are to make way for those whose real work is to promote military contracting 'safety' personnel.
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