SAM Altman says Musk targets the “opponent” by the Openai proposal “
Paris – Elon musk The $ 97.4 billion proposal for the control of the investor group, the company’s CEO SAM Altman conveyed to CNBC to CNBC, “the opponent” is intended to “slow down.”
The musk asked how serious he took the proposal that the Openai head, previously rejected in the Social Media post, said: “In particular,” he said.
“I think it’s to slow down and me, but I don’t really distort … No one said,” said Altman, the EU added in response to the Sidelines in Paris.
Elon musk The $ 97.4 billion is headed by a group of investors offered to manage Openai. CNBC confirmed Monday. The proposal is for non-profit control over the start of artificial intelligence behind ChatrEct.
“For the return of Openai to the open source, it was time to return a security-oriented force for a good thing,” he said, Musk Toberoff, said he presented an offer on Monday.
Musk, Chatbot GROK has its own AI company called Xai.
CNBC has reached dust and x for comment.
‘I’m not a tweeted-financed thing’
Altman, this year, this year rejected an offer to investigate the U.S. to invest in the US billing infrastructure to invest in the Border EU models to invest in the US joint venture to invest in the US billing infrastructure to invest in the US billing infrastructure. No money.
The project was declared last month. Openai said Stargate will “began to placement of $ 100 billion in $ 100 billion.” However, the musk asked if the participating in the initiative had enough capital to finance it, “they do not have money in fact.”
On Tuesday, Altman, Musk slipped in Musk, said: “I’m not financed. I’m just trying to actually look and build.”
Attention, in 2018, the controversial claim of the controversial claim, the electric car was the controversial claim for “financing” for the share of $ 420 for the share of the Tesla.
Since Tesla’s share price caused by the stock price, the indifference Tweet was a study of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Musk reached a settlement with each and the company’s chairmanship of each and Tesla to $ 20 million.
– CNBC’s Ari Levy and Lora Kolodny contributed to this report.
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