In the legal proceedings initiated by Elon Musk against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman, former OpenAI Chief Technology Officer Mira Murati, in a deposition recorded on video, asserted that she found it difficult to place trust in Altman's verbal assurances. While under oath, Murati alleged that Altman had misled her concerning the safety evaluation procedures for a novel AI model. The crux of the legal battle centers on whether OpenAI has strayed from its foundational objective of "advancing AI for the common good of humanity on a non-profit basis." Musk accused Altman and his associates of veering away from OpenAI's initial non-profit ethos by transitioning it into a profit-driven entity. He petitioned the court to reinstate OpenAI's non-profit status, oust the existing leadership, and award damages amounting to as much as $150 billion. Throughout the trial, Musk took the stand for three successive days, testifying for a total duration surpassing seven hours, thereby emerging as the most prominent figure attracting widespread attention in the lawsuit.