A US jury has rejected Elon Musk’s claims against OpenAI. Musk argued that OpenAI changed from a non-profit organisation into a profit-driven company and left its original goals. The case focused on whether OpenAI’s commercial partnerships, especially with Microsoft, broke early promises.

OpenAI said that investment and partnerships were necessary because developing advanced artificial intelligence is very expensive. The company explained that large amounts of money, skilled workers, and new technology are needed to compete in the AI industry.

The jury decided that OpenAI did not break its promises. This decision is likely to help OpenAI stay strong in the international AI market.