埃隆·马斯克在高风险审判中作证的第三天与 OpenAI 的律师发生冲突

商业格局持续快速发展，保持竞争力需要意识和正确的运营基础设施。本文探讨了埃隆·马斯克在高风险审判中作证第三天与 OpenAI 律师的冲突，以及这对 2025 年的独立运营商、小型团队和成长型企业意味着什么。

加利福尼亚州奥克兰的审判计划持续到五月。

周四，伊隆·马斯克在 OpenAI 从非营利地位转向价值数千亿美元的营利性企业的争议审判中第三天作证时与 OpenAI 的律师发生了争执。审判的重点是 2015 年 ChatGPT 制造商诞生，这是一家主要由马斯克资助的非营利初创公司。世界首富与 OpenAI 联合创始人萨姆·奥尔特曼 (Sam Altman) 展开对决，他指责山姆·奥尔特曼背叛了让公司成为一家致力于造福人类的非营利组织的承诺。这场高风险审判的双方都怒火中烧，早上开始了一场关于人类未来的存在主义讨论，其中还提到了《终结者》。 “尽管有这些风险，你的客户正在创建一家处于完全相同领域的公司，”法官伊冯·冈萨雷斯·罗杰斯 (Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers) 告诉马斯克的律师，他指的是这位亿万富翁于 2023 年推出的 xAI。她说，人们“不想把人类的未来交到马斯克先生手中”。并指示当事人在审判过程中不要讨论人工智能对人类的危险。这不是一场关于人工智能安全风险的审判。这不是一场关于人工智能是否损害人类的审判，”她说。 “也许有一天，我们可能会在这个国家的联邦法院进行审判。这不是这次审判，我们不会在这次审判中在这个问题上偏离主题。”在法庭上，马斯克对对方律师威廉·萨维特的盘问提出了质疑，指责他提出了旨在欺骗他和陪审团的误导性问题。周四，萨维特向马斯克询问了早些时候的证词，他在证词中表示，只要投资者的利润受到限制，OpenAI 就不会违反保持其非营利性的协议。“这取决于上限有多高”。马斯克回答道。萨维特接着说，“你昨天的回答不是完整的吗？”作为回应，马斯克表示“很少有答案是完整的，尤其是如果你一直打断我的话。”他补充说，如果上限“超高”，那么 OpenAI “到那时就真正是一家营利性公司了。”OpenAI 的律师驳回了马斯克在民事诉讼中提出的指控，并表示从未承诺该公司将永远保持非营利性。该公司辩称，马斯克的法律挑战旨在削弱 OpenAI 的快速增长，并支持马斯克在 2023 年作为竞争对手推出的 xAI。加州奥克兰联邦法院的审判计划持续到 5 月下旬。周四，法官伊冯·冈萨雷斯·罗杰斯（Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers）请求马斯克离开证人席，但他可能会在稍后被传唤。 在盘问过程中，萨维特还向马斯克询问了他的公司——特斯拉、SpaceX、Neuralink 和 X——以及它们是否都是盈利性的。马斯克回答说是的，并确认他相信所有这些公司都是“对社会有益的”。萨维特接着问，为什么马斯克在离开 OpenAI 八年后没有亲自创办一个非营利组织。“我以为我已经和 OpenAI 一起创办了一个非营利组织，但他们偷了它，”马斯克回复道，并补充说这是“这起诉讼的全部基础”。

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