OpenAI's board unanimously rejects Elon Mesak's $ 97.4 billion bid for the company

The Openai Board of Directors unanimously rejected Elon’s $ 97.4 billion bid and announced on Friday that the technology company is not “for sale”.

Donald Trump’s “first friend” and a group of investment companies suggested that Monday to buy nonprofit that controls Openai, the manufacturer of the chatter.

“Openai is not for sale, and the board has unanimously rejected Mr Musk’s latest attempt to disrupt his competition,” said Burt Taylor, chairman of the Openai board of directors.

“Any possible re -organization of Openai will strengthen the non -profit and its mission to ensure the benefits of the artificial intelligence of all humanity,” the statement said.

Openai’s lawyer William Site wrote to Mask’s lawyer, stating that the offer “is not in favor of the OAI mission and would be rejected.”

Earlier in the week, a lawyer said that if the company agrees to prevent the transfer from non -profit to a profit company, his customer would put aside his proposal. Tesla’s CEO complained to OPA last year.

The battle for the company was a person who said that Mask’s proposal from the XAI, an artificial intelligence company he has, said Mask’s proposal to be an artificial intelligence company he has.

“I don’t think she’s like a happy person. I feel like for her.” Altman said in Bloomberg’s interview. “I wish he was just competing by making a better product, but I think there was a lot of tactics.”

A decade ago, Mask worked as an initial investor in Openai, but in 2018, he left the company for disagreement with other leaders, especially Altman.

Altman has said that the company has to pay for a profit commercial model to create capital for its big expansion.

In January, President Donald Trump announced a $ 500 billion Stargate project in collaboration with Openai, Oracle, Softbank and others to build artificial intelligence infrastructure in the United States.

After the announcement, Mesak tried companies in X.

“They really don’t have money,” he wrote. “Softbank has been financed by less than $ 10 billion. I have it with good authority.”