Musk labels Open AI's Altman 'Scam Altman' - Breaking The News

Musk labels Open AI's Altman 'Scam Altman'

10 February

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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk described on Monday OpenAI Inc. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Sam Altman as a "swindler" and "Scam Altman" after the latter rejected Tesla Inc. boss and his affiliates' reported offer to purchase the artificial intelligence (AI) company.

"Never a dull moment on X," Musk concluded in a series of tweets.

After the report of the offer to acquire OpenAI, Altman responded that "we will buy [T]witter for $9.74 billion if you want."

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