SAN Francisco San Francisco: OpenAI says its board of directors has unanimously rejected Allen Musk's $ 97.4 billion acquisition bid. “OpenAI is not for sale, and the board unanimously rejected the latest attempt of Mr. Musk's latest attempts to disrupt its competitors,” Bretlor said OpenAI board chairman Brette Taylor said on Friday. OpenAI lawyer William Savit on Friday said in a letter to Musk's lawyer that the proposal “The OAI mission is not in the best interest and is rejected.” The opening investor of OpenAI, Musk, launched a legal attack against the chat GPT-producer about a year ago, in which he filed a case for the violation of the contract, as he said that he had a decade ago in the establishment of the non-profit organization that he had established a decade ago Helped, its founding objectives have been betrayed.

Then on Monday, while in that case still an important decision was awaited, a group of Musk and their own AI Startup, XAI, and investment firms announced a bid to purchase the non-profit-leveral institution controlling OpenAI . Musk on Wednesday explained the proposal to get a control stake in the beneficial OpenAi a subsidiary of a non-profit institution in a court filing.

On Friday, a letter from Cavit said that the filing “has added new physical conditions in the proposal. As a result of that filing, it is now clear that the much -transmitted bid of your customers is not really dialect.” In any situation, “as was presented for the first time,” the board unanimously rejected it, said Savit.