Why Elon Musk offered to buy the OpenAI nonprofit
Musk’s new takeover offer will substantially complicate any plans for the for-profit entity to purchase OpenAI’s assets from the nonprofit entity for $40 billion, or any price in that range. As I discussed above, it’s inherently speculative to come to an appropriate valuation of those assets, given how uncertain the future of AI is.
OpenAI apparently hasn’t actually received Elon Musk’s acquisition offer.
Elon Musk offered to buy OpenAI for $97.4 billion on Monday, but according to Wired: > [Sam] Altman has also told employees that OpenAI’s board, which he sits on, has yet to receive an official offer from Musk and the other investors.
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OpenAI has said in a letter to court that Elon Musk’s takeover bid contradicts the lawsuit he has filed against the AI firm.
Altman is the rare CEO to admit that the number of models the company released has made their core products more complicated to use.
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