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Elon Musk’s legal case against OpenAI is hilariously bad - The Verge
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Yeah well can't really argue with that
Coming from the same guy that promotes free speech by banning those that disagree with him.
Yeah there's some serious hypocrisy there but honestly I don't mind a him poking at openai the slightest, actually I'm happy about it. If he happens to burn some good money in that lawsuit without establishing anything, that doesn't hurt anyone either
Funny thing, he's not only spending his own money. He's burning the taxpayer's money too.
All these useless lawsuits takes up important resources but lucky us that Elon has a taxable income....
As a statement you can't, but as an explanation of breach of contract, a first year law student certainly could.