Sam Altman again shrugged off Elon Musk's hostile bid for OpenAI and said he "feels for" his rival in the AI space - "He's not a happy person."

Open AI CEO Sam Altman rejects rival co-founder Elon Musk's $97.4 billion takeover bid. Here's what to know about OpenAI and what is ChatGPT

To fully understand what Musk is seeing and sharing, it helps to focus on the accounts he has interacted with. Some of the people the billionaire is responding to — Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Vice President JD Vance, and Hungarian strongman Viktor Orbán — are more or less household names for those who pay attention to politics in the United States.

The world's richest man, Elon Musk, has reacted to the report of leading a "hostile takeover" of the United States government under President Donald Trump.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has dismissed a $97.4 billion (€94.4bn) takeover bid led by rival Elon Musk, but the unsolicited offer could complicate Altman's push to transform the maker of ChatGPT into a for-profit company.

Elon Musk thinks Tesla's humanoid robotics business could be worth trillions. Earnings season is in full swing, and, as usual, investors are paying close attention to anything and everything that even remotely touches artificial intelligence (AI).

Brian Mulberry, client portfolio manager at Zacks Investment Management, said that with Tesla CEO Elon Musk now "live-tweeting his current responsibilities inside the government," it's hard to avoid that "key man risk" that comes with Musk being so closely tied to the EV maker's brand.

Tesla had its worst year in more than a decade, reporting a 1.1% year-over-year sales loss for 2024.