In early May (U.S. time), the legal battle initiated by Elon Musk against OpenAI proceeded into its second week. During the initial week, Musk underscored that OpenAI's inception was deeply rooted in his own concepts, from naming and recruitment to financial backing. As the proceedings advanced into the second week, OpenAI responded by asserting that although Musk played a role in the company's early stages, this did not entitle him to exert control over the organization. The crux of the debate centers on whether OpenAI has strayed from its original non-profit mission and veered towards commercial endeavors. Musk accused OpenAI of neglecting its charitable trust obligations, insisting on a reversion to a non-profit model and seeking compensation for damages. Conversely, OpenAI contended that Musk's lawsuit was motivated by his desire to regain control over the company and stifle competition. Given the significant financial stakes involved, the outcome of this case will have far-reaching implications for OpenAI's future governance and the delineation of commercialization within the AI sector.