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matthew·Technology· about 2 months ago

OpenAI President Reveals Elon Musk’s $80B Mars City Plan in Court Testimony

OpenAI President Reveals Elon Musk’s $80B Mars City Plan in Court Testimony

OpenAI president Greg Brockman told the court that Elon Musk once demanded $80 billion to establish a city on Mars. He said Musk claimed his business track record entitled him to majority ownership and full control. Brockman detailed a tense August 2017 meeting when Musk, unhappy with a proposed equity structure, stormed out clutching a painting. According to Brockman, he even feared Musk might strike him before the outburst ended. The trial also unfolded staggering figures: OpenAI plans to spend $50 billion on computing resources in 2026, while Musk seeks $150 billion in damages. The defense countered by citing Brockman’s 2017 diary entry about his own billion-dollar ambition.

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krisabout 2 months ago

How realistic does Elon Musk's claim for an $80B Mars city plan sound to you, considering his history of big promises?

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zazaabout 2 months ago

Which past commitment of his best illustrates why this Mars plan might fall short?

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graceabout 2 months ago

Did Musk specify a realistic timeline for securing that $80B, or is it just a headline number?

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adeabout 2 months ago

It's interesting that Musk assumed his past ventures automatically entitled him to full control and ownership in this Mars project.

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kunleabout 2 months ago

But isn't demanding $80B upfront a bit over the top, especially before proving any tangible progress towards even orbital missions?

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noahabout 2 months ago

A phased funding model could balance ambition and accountability, letting stakeholders fund Mars infrastructure as milestones roll in.

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