Elon Musk must face claims by OpenAI that his attacks on the startup in court and in the media amount to a “years-long harassment campaign,” a federal judge ruled.

Sam Altman, the Chief Executive Officer of OpenAI, accused Musk of manipulating the X platform to benefit his company. "This is an extraordinary claim, given what I've heard about Elon's efforts to manipulate X for his own benefit," Altman wrote in his post on X.

The long and short of it: The fight between the tech bros will continue apace. Nothing has been decided in the case, but, as Reuters reported, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers ruled that Musk has to face harassment claims from OpenAI, which accuses the xAI chief of engaging in a years-long campaign to harm the AI company.

For months, OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman has been hyping up the capabilities of GPT-5, setting up the launch as a seminal moment for the company. But in the first 24 hours after its release,

OpenAI is reportedly exploring a major secondary stock sale that could see its current and former employees cashing out around $6 billion in

Current and former OpenAI employees plan to sell approximately $6 billion worth of shares to an investor group that includes Thrive Capital, SoftBank Group Corp. and Dragoneer Investment Group, in a deal that values the ChatGPT maker at $500 billion,

Elon Musk lashed out against Apple Inc.’s app store practices late on Monday, accusing the iPhone maker of favoring OpenAI.

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C urrent and former staff of Microsoft-backed OpenAI intend to sell roughly $6B worth of stock to an investor group comprised of Thrive Capital, Dragoneer Investment, and SoftBank

A US judge allowed OpenAI's lawsuit against Elon Musk to advance. The lawsuit alleges a harassment campaign aimed at damaging the AI company. A jury trial is scheduled for spring 2026.

OpenAI employees and former staffers apparently plan to sell up to $6B worth of shares to an investor group, which will propel the company's valuation to a staggering $500B, according to Bloomberg.