OpenAI president explains to jury why his diary entries sound greedy
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- Greg Brockman, OpenAI’s president, testified in a trial brought by Elon Musk, who alleges OpenAI abandoned its nonprofit mission.
- Brockman’s personal diary entries, revealed in court filings, portray him as a greedy executive wanting to earn billions.
- Brockman explained the diary entries are a stream of consciousness exploring alternative viewpoints and do not necessarily reflect his true intentions.
- Musk’s legal team highlighted passages where Brockman wrote about ‘stealing’ a charity from Musk and wanting a billion dollars.
- Brockman said the diary entries are deeply personal and were never meant to be public.
- The trial is being live-streamed on YouTube, peaking at 1,200 viewers.