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Texas attorneys claim Meta can read WhatsApp messages despite decades of end-to-end encryption promises, citing a closed federal investigation.

A federal jury ruled Musk filed his lawsuit after the statute of limitations expired, ending a trial that appeared rooted more in personal animosity than contractual breach.

A federal jury ruled that Musk sued OpenAI too late, barring his breach of trust and unjust enrichment claims despite never addressing the underlying merits.

A jury dismissed Elon Musk's lawsuit against Sam Altman in two hours, but the trial revealed deeper questions about trustworthiness among the executives controlling trillion-dollar AI systems.

An advisory jury found Elon Musk's claims against Sam Altman barred by statute of limitations, ending the high-profile trial.

A California jury unanimously rejected Elon Musk's claims against Sam Altman and OpenAI, finding he filed suit too late.

As closing arguments conclude in the Musk-Altman trial, nonprofit accountability and AI safety culture emerge as the trial's true casualties.

A gold trophy inscribed 'never stop being a jackass for safety' surfaces as evidence in the billionaire's $850B fraud case against the AI company.

A jury is now deliberating three narrow legal questions that could force OpenAI to abandon its for-profit structure entirely.

Greg Brockman told a federal court Musk demanded sole control of OpenAI in 2017, threatened to pull funding, and made Brockman fear a physical attack.

OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman revealed a stake worth up to $30 billion on the stand in the Musk v. Altman trial, defending his wealth as earned through 'blood, sweat, and tears.'

A text exchange surfaced by OpenAI's lawyers suggests Elon Musk's lawsuit may be less about AI safety principles and more about financial leverage.