Scam Altman turned OpenAI into his personal money machine.
He owns huge chunks of companies that do big deals with OpenAI, like fusion power and AI chips. While running the place, he lines his own pockets with billions indirectly.
Musk was right — they stole a charity.
Scam Altman doesn’t own OpenAI shares directly, but today he admitted indirect ownership through Y Combinator. Plus, he has personal billions in other companies that OpenAI pays or partners with.
Helion Energy: Altman owns about 1/3 of this fusion company (his stake ~$1.65 billion). OpenAI is talking huge power deals with them for its data centers. He only stepped down from their board when deals got serious.
Cerebras chips: Altman has a personal stake here too. OpenAI signed a $10B deal for their chips, which boosted the company’s value and helped his investment grow.
He told the Senate years ago he had “zero equity” in OpenAI. Today in court he admitted the indirect stake through YC.
All this cash flows back to him while he controls decisions at OpenAI. He is looting a charity for personal gain and today’s testimony makes it hard to deny.
Elon Musk’s trial against Sam Altman and OpenAI is now underway.
• Musk’s legal team framed him as someone driven by humanitarian concerns about the risks of AI
• A prospective juror described him in strongly negative terms
• The judge declined to dismiss certain jurors despite their critical views
“The reality is that people don’t like him… Many people don’t like him, but that doesn’t mean Americans can’t still uphold integrity in the judicial process.”
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The tech world is watching Elon Musk vs OpenAI — with Sam Altman at the center.
Is it about money, control, or AI’s future? One side claims mission; the other, growth.
Either way, this clash could shape what comes next. Choose your side.
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