Musk takes tough measures! Open AI frozen by a conspiracy

According to Hong Kong's Wind Information, on November 29th, Eastern Time, Elon Musk requested a U.S. federal court to prevent Open AI from transforming into a fully profit-oriented enterprise and submitted a preliminary injunction to the court. Industry forecasts predict that by 2029, Open AI will have an annual revenue of $100 billion. Musk is pushing to stop Open AI from becoming profit-oriented, claiming that he reached an agreement with the co-founders when supporting the establishment of Open AI, requiring it to maintain a non-profit nature, but Open AI has violated its original intention by pursuing profits. Musk's lawyers accuse Open AI of depriving xAI of capital, forcing investors to commit not to fund xAI and its competitors, which constitutes a "joint boycott" that hinders xAI from obtaining necessary investment capital and is detrimental to fair competition in the market. Musk believes that Microsoft and Open AI are consolidating their market dominance by restricting investment means while using competitively sensitive information shared in the early stages of generative artificial intelligence development to attempt to monopolize the generative AI market. Musk also expressed concerns about Open AI's use in military applications, pointing out that the company removed clauses prohibiting the use of artificial intelligence technology for military development and has begun cooperating with the U.S. Department of Defense, believing this move could pose significant risks. If the court supports Musk's injunction, Open AI's transformation plans will be hindered, which could change the competitive landscape of the artificial intelligence industry and provide more development opportunities for other competitors like Musk's xAI