Elon Musk's legal dispute against OpenAI could affect the future of one of the most prominent leaders in artificial intelligence.

The CEO of OpenAI imagines a future where you’ll need to constantly demonstrate that you’re not a robot. His “everything app” is the answer—but first, he needs to look deep into your eyes.

The rivalry between Sam Altman and Elon Musk is entering its Apprentice era. Both men have the ambition to redefine how the modern world works—and both are jockeying for President Donald Trump’s blessing to accelerate their plans.

Elon Musk has reignited his feud with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, mockingly calling him 'Scam Altman' during a Senate testimony. Musk criticized Altman for

Elon Musk has reignited his feud with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, once again calling him "Scam Altman" while quoting a video from a U.S. Senate hearing. Their ongoing battle over OpenAI's direction escalated after Musk led a $97.

The court made good on its prediction last month in the most recent legal battle of “billionaires versus billionaires.”

This is just one of the many names Musk has used to refer to Altman. Earlier this month, a Musk-led consortium of investors offered around $97.4 billion to acquire OpenAI, intensifying the ongoing legal dispute with the artificial intelligence company he helped establish.

A billionaire venture capitalist who has known Elon Musk for decades says there’s one crucial thing that Americans should understand about how the adviser to President Donald Trump operates. Musk doesn’t value the opinions of other people,

President Donald Trump acknowledged arguments between his Cabinet members and Elon Musk but downplayed the friction after a verbal scuffle reportedly broke out between leading members of his administration and his billionaire adviser.