The Real Reason OpenAI Is on Trial | The Shoggoth Wore a Suit

Four of OpenAI's most senior executives, they just testified under oath in a federal courtroom.

And one of them called the CEO a liar to his face.

Another spent a year building a 52-page file documenting lie after lie.

And a third was put on the stand and forced to read from his own personal diary in front of the courtroom.

And the CEO of Microsoft said something so damaging it could tank the entire IPO.

All of these people raised their right hand and they swore to tell the truth.

And every single one of them pointed the finger at Sam Altman.

And here's why this matters to us.

This company is about to go public at a trillion dollars.

If you have any money sitting in the stock market or in a retirement account, you are about to own a piece of OpenAI whether you want to or not.

And before that happens, you need to hear what the president of OpenAI wrote in his diary the night that he found out that Sam Altman had been lying to him too.

Elon Musk sued OpenAI, claiming that Sam had broke a founding agreement to keep the company non-profit and open sourced.

The trial lasted for weeks and the jury heard all of it.

But they let him walk due to the statute of limitations.

But there is one number buried in the court filing that nobody is talking about.

And by the end of this video, you'll know what it is.