TechnologyNewThe $1tn OpenAI IPO Now Sits With an Oakland Jury
A jury in Oakland will issue an advisory verdict this week on Musk v Altman. The stakes: OpenAI's for-profit conversion, $134bn in damages, and a roughly $1tn IPO.

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NewA unanimous nine-member advisory jury threw out Elon Musk's federal lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI in under two hours. The reason was the three-year statute of limitations, not the merits. Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers agreed and dismissed the suit as untimely. The merits remain undecided.
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