A federal judge in northern California rejected Elon Musk’s request for an injunction that would have interrupted Openai’s planned transition to a for -profit company, Bloomberg reported.
Musk did not provide enough evidence necessary for an injunction, the judge of the American district court Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers tried on Tuesday. However, Rogers said that the court was ready to have an accelerated trial only on the basis of the assertion that the Openai conversion plan is illegal, noting that “irreparable damage is incurred when public money is used to finance the conversion of a non -profit organization into a profit”.
The decision marks the last round of the Musk trial against Openai and its CEO Sam Altman, who accuses the manufacturer of Chatgpt of abandoning his original non -profit mission of putting the fruits of research on AI to all.
Barely a few weeks ago, Musk submitted an unsolicited takeover offer to buy OPENAI for $ 97.4 billion, an Openai offer offer unanimously rejected. That said, the offer could create future headache for Openai while it tries to adopt a more conventional business structure.
