OpenAI president Greg Brockman in court on Monday was forced to defend diary entries that appeared to show he was preoccupied by money during talks to convert the AI lab into a for-profit, as he revealed his personal stake was now worth almost $30bn.
Brockman told the jury the comments were born of “frustration” with co-founder Elon Musk during a tussle for control of OpenAI in 2017.
He argued his nearly $30bn stake was justified by the “blood, sweat and tears” he and chief executive Sam Altman expended to grow the start-up to a valuation of $852bn, which in turn has endowed its non-profit arm with more than $150bn in resources.
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