That's the Musk v. Altman trial in one line.
I built the full story on @geoprotocol — structured, sourced, and open to everyone.
Timeline. Evidence. Both sides. No spin.
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This week's @geoprotocol challenge: the Musk v. Altman trial I built a full research space on it — timeline, charts, structured claims, verified sources, and the most viral posts from both sides Everything you need to understand the biggest AI lawsuit in history.
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Musk donated $38M to an AI nonprofit in 2015 That nonprofit is now worth $852 billion — as a for-profit company His claim: they stole the charity Their claim: he wanted control and didn't get it Both things can be true.
The journal entry that shook the courtroom Brockman's 2017 personal journal — read aloud in court — said he was "warm to steal the nonprofit from Musk to convert to b corp without him" That's not a good sentence to have in your diary when you're the defendant.
The plot twist Musk admitted under cross-examination that his own AI company xAI uses OpenAI's models to train its systems He's suing OpenAI for commercialising AI While building a commercial AI company on their research Audible gasps in the courtroom.
Genuinely.
Spent the last 2 weeks deep in the @geoprotocol Curator program lead by @yanivgraph building a dataset on 10 of the most influential figures in crypto.
From early pioneers to modern innovators, mapping their global impact, networks, and contributions has been an eye-opening journey into how decentralized tech is shaped by people as much as code.
Excited to share more insights soon .
Missed the Week 12 curator call? Catch up below.
This week, we shipped inline entity linking, reopenable rejected edits, and curators can now create their own public spaces to publish and iterate faster.
Watch the full recap ↓
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As a participant in the @geoprotocol Curator Program, I’ve spent the last 2 months transforming fragmented AI and infrastructure data into a structured, relational graph.
Seeing these schemas (from RPC providers to complex datasets) finally go live is a massive win for the ecosystem.
Now, officially waiting for mine first accepted bounty!
Week 8 of our curator program, and contributions keep getting stronger and stronger.
Points are being allocated for the first time, and curators are showing what's possible with structured data.
Plus, one of our amazing curators covered how AI is helping historians read carbonized scrolls that sat untouched for 275 years.
Watch the full call here 👇
For me, participating in the @geoprotocol is not only about building a new format of knowledge in Web3, but also a unique opportunity to meet amazing and interesting people who are creating breakthrough technology.
Thank you to @yanivgraph and my mentor Armando for this opportunity.
We are just started🚀
Publications are picking up pace across Geo!
AI:
→ Active grant programs catalogued.
→ Major AI policy documents and regulatory frameworks mapped.
Health:
→ All major organs structured, with primary functions and key diseases/procedures.
Special shoutout to @LOstaevi, @rufat31947337, and @AthinkT for their amazing work!
Big milestone in my @geoprotocol curator journey .
My first data sheet has been officially accepted by my mentor — a small step for the graph, a huge step for me.
Curating isn’t just collecting links. It’s structuring knowledge, clarifying claims, and building signal in a noisy world.
Excited to keep mapping ideas and contributing to open, pluralistic knowledge with @geoprotocol.
Onward.
Just officially onboarded as a Curator for @geoprotocol !
Ready to help build a decentralized, community-governed knowledge graph where facts are verifiable and information is open. Let’s map the world’s knowledge together.
BTW my first points 😍