� Elon Musk to argue in court that GPT-4o was AGI

Elon Musk plans to claim in court that GPT-4o already qualified as AGI. The argument is part of his lawsuit accusing OpenAI of abandoning its original nonprofit mission and misleading him, with claimed damages of $134B.

If GPT-4o is recognized as AGI, Musk argues that OpenAI would have concealed AGI from the public and commercially exploited it. That could void OpenAI’s licensing deal with Microsoft, which applies only to pre-AGI systems, and trigger charter terms requiring the models to be made open.

Musk also links the claim to the 2023 board’s removal of Sam Altman and its later restructuring, arguing financial incentives discouraged declaring AGI. The next court hearing is set for late April.

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