Sam Altman reckons with a growing threat to OpenAI: Elon Musk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : "You could just do all of that kind of thing if you're implementing government policy to try to privilege one company over others," he said, adding that it would be "frankly a very destructive thing to do.
55% : Trump himself has said Musk would put the national interest ahead of his companies, while Musk said on his social media platform X that rivals were "right" to expect him to be magnanimous.
50% : OpenAI's Sam Altman is reckoning with an unpredictable force that threatens his ambition of transforming the start-up into a trillion-dollar company: Elon Musk.Since Donald Trump was elected president in November, executives at the ChatGPT-maker have been preparing to deal with the incoming US administration -- a process complicated by Musk's emergence as a pivotal confidant of the president-elect.
44% : People close to Musk said he was too principled to use his new role to target OpenAI with onerous regulation, and it made no sense to do so given his remit as the co-chair of a new US "department of government efficiency" is to find ways to slash regulation.

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