Openi is trying to make themselves


Elon Musk recently attempted to take a junk takeover of OpenI that was rejected CEO of Sam Altman and the non -profit board Openii.

Now CHATGPT creator is supposed to make sure that any future coup from the richest man in the world – or another investor – will not be successful.

According to the Financial Times reportThe discussed changes would provide existing non -profit non -profit rights to OpenIa non -profit organizations, allowing them to keep power over Openai, although the restructuring of the artificial intelligence organization known as a public benefit company.

By concentrating such power in the non -profit organization Openiai, AI UPSTART could refute Muska's argument that he moved away from the original charity mission. This could also allow members of the Board of Directors to potentially suppress other profitable supporters such as Microsoft (Msft) or softbank.

Foto: Sam Altman, co -founder and CEO of OpenI, participates in a panel discussion on artificial intelligence at the Technical University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany, February 7, 2025. Reuters/Axel Schmidt/File Photo
Sam Altman, co -founder and CEO of OpenI. Reuters/Axel Schmidt/File Photo · Reuters / Reuters

All this will take some maneuvering of the members of the Board of Openai and Altman, all of whom are the defendants in the trial from Musk, who is trying to block OpenI in the transfer of profitable business.

“There are strategic decisions that can be made to protect the non -profit organization from enemy takeover or take over,” wrote non -profit expert Ellis Carter Charity lawyer Blog. But to make the non -profit organization “truly unprecedented,” Carter explained, must be done carefully.

Because non -profit corporations have no shares and no formal ownership, she added: “The proposal of administration is critical.”

In the meantime, the Openai Board is entitled to reflect acquisitions, because as a non -profit organization has no shareholders and no voting members. But the University of California, Professor of Los Angeles law Rose Chan Loui Openai seems to focus on fortifications against enemy takeover, which could come after the transfer of a subsidiary of profit to society for public benefit.

Chan Loui suspects that Openai would give his members a special class of voting shares in a restructured profitable company with rights better than other shares owners. At least she said that their voices could suppress any movements of taking private investors, including the largest investor Openi, Microsoft.

In addition, she said it wasn't clear how specific voting rights could be. For example, they could be limited to rejecting attempts to take over or as wide as the general rights that are currently held by the non -profit board.

“We need more details,” Chan Loui said.

Openi did not respond to the request for clarification.

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