Musk v. Altman: Trial Shakes OpenAI’s Future
In the first week of Musk v. Altman, court reveals cringey texts and mission disputes. The outcome could derail OpenAI’s IPO plans by 2026. Details from Oakland.
In the first week of Musk v. Altman, court reveals cringey texts and mission disputes. The outcome could derail OpenAI’s IPO plans by 2026. Details from Oakland.
OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 is the most capable agentic AI model to date, built from the ground up to plan, use tools, and work through tasks independently.
In week one of Musk v. Altman, courtroom drama reveals the fractured origins of OpenAI. Trust, money, and mission collide. Details from inside the Oakland courthouse.
OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 launched April 23 as a purpose-built agentic model, scoring 82.7% on Terminal-Bench 2.0 and cutting task tokens by 20%. But at double API pricing, the math is tight.
AWS launches managed agents with OpenAI, abstracting model selection for developers. No more picking LLMs—just define the task. Full implications inside.
Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI takes a turn as he makes threatening comments about Sam Altman and Greg Brockman.
Elon Musk admits in court that xAI uses OpenAI’s models to train Grok, while suing OpenAI over mission betrayal. The trial could reshape AI’s future. May 05, 2026.
OpenAI rolls out AI-generated pets for Codex on May 05, 2026, blending utility and whimsy. It’s Clippy reimagined — this time, developers might actually want it.
OpenAI president Greg Brockman disclosed his $30B stake in federal court on May 04, 2026, amid Elon Musk’s lawsuit. The details reveal deep ownership tensions at the AI giant.
Greg Brockman’s evasive testimony in Musk’s OpenAI lawsuit reveals contradictions under oath. The trial began May 5, 2026. Details here.