@VraserX: Elon Musk admitting under oath that xAI was distilling OpenAI’s models, then acting outraged when OpenAI cuts off a Mus…
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Elon Musk admitted under oath that xAI was distilling OpenAI's models, then expressed outrage when OpenAI cut off access to the Cursor tool.
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Elon Musk admitting under oath that xAI was distilling OpenAI’s models, then acting outraged when OpenAI cuts off a Musk-owned Cursor, is genuinely hilarious.
You can’t spend years trying to copy your competitor’s homework and then throw a tantrum when they stop handing you the https://t.co/VflpVs1Czh
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