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OpenAI tells investors to brace for 'deliberately outlandish' claims from Musk ahead of trial

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OpenAI anticipates Elon Musk to make exaggerated claims in the lead-up to a trial in April, potentially affecting investor sentiment and market perception of the company.

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OpenAI on Thursday told its investors and banking partners that it expects Elon Musk to make "deliberately outlandish" claims ahead of an April trial.

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