Now Elon Musk wants chatgpt and launches an offer of 97 billion dollars: Openi does not react well

Written by Jason Miller

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According to US media, a group of investors led by Elon Musk would have launched an offer to buy Openai. At the moment, however, the figure we are talking about is below the market evaluation, set at 157 billion dollars. The company’s response seems to be negative.

The offer is of 97.4 billion dollars. According to the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal, the lawyer Marc ToberoffElon Musk’s lawyer, he would have sent an offer from Openai’s board 97.4 billion dollars To buy the company. Openi is the mother of Chatgpt, the artificial intelligence chatbot that in the autumn of 2022 has revealed to the world all the potential of this Algorithms family.

Elon Musk is linked to Openai bybeginning of its history. Has financed his birth in 2015when he still had to be just a non -profit research project. Precisely on this point Musk has started a legal battle for years, accusing the company of having changed its model in the running.

Openii is involved in the Stargate project, the super hub of artificial intelligence launched by one of the executive orders signed by Donald Trump at the beginning of his mandate. A project in which the Musk company that deal with IA.

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Openai is currently evaluated almost double of Elon Musk’s offer: according to the latest estimate its value is 157 billion dollars. The offer would have been assembled thanks to a group of investors interested in the project. For now it seems that Openai is not intended to boughtat least not so little. Sam Altmanhead of Openai, replied: “No thanks, we can buy us Twitter for 9.74 billion dollars”. Elon Musk has purchased the social network, now X, for 44 billion dollars.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.