Illustration of a federal jury dismissing Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI in court.
Illustration of a federal jury dismissing Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI in court.
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Un jury rejette la plainte d'Elon Musk contre OpenAI pour cause de prescription

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Un jury fédéral a statué lundi qu'Elon Musk a attendu trop longtemps avant de poursuivre OpenAI et ses dirigeants. Cette décision met fin à l'affaire très médiatisée après trois semaines de témoignages.

Le jury composé de neuf personnes a conclu que les réclamations de Musk tombaient en dehors du délai de prescription de trois ans. Ils ont déterminé qu'il était au courant du passage d'OpenAI à une structure à but lucratif dès 2021. La juge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers a immédiatement accepté le verdict consultatif et a rejeté toutes les plaintes contre Sam Altman, Greg Brockman et Microsoft.

Ce que les gens disent

Les utilisateurs sur X ont débattu de la décision du jury de rejeter la plainte d'Elon Musk contre OpenAI en raison de sa tardiveté au regard du délai de prescription. Les avis ont divergé : certains ont souligné qu'il s'agissait d'une question de procédure plutôt que de fond, tandis que d'autres ont qualifié la décision de prévisible ou ont mis en avant les problèmes liés au calendrier.

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