In the amended complaint, it was claimed that Microsoft and OpenAI were trying to illegally monopolize the creative artificial intelligence market.
Thus, while antitrust allegations were added to the first complaint filed in August, Microsoft was also included in the case.
In the newly filed complaint, OpenAI’s close relationship with technology giant Microsoft is described as contrary to the company’s commitment to public, open-source artificial intelligence.
In his first complaint, Musk accused OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman of violating the terms of the contract by prioritizing profit instead of public interest in their efforts to develop artificial intelligence.
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