**[Musk at a Disadvantage in $180 Billion Lawsuit Against OpenAI]** According to a report by Jinse Finance, on April 27, the case of Elon Musk vs. OpenAI began its court proceedings. Legal experts and prediction markets generally believe that Musk has slim chances of winning as he steps into the Oakland Federal Court. Since March, the average probability of his victory on the Kalshi platform has been around 40%, significantly lower than the 57% Musk boasted about in January when he posted, "Can't wait for the trial." Jeff Ward, a clinical law professor at Duke University and director of the Duke Center on Law & Technology, commented on Musk's chances, saying: "It's possible to win, but savvy investors wouldn't bet on him." Musk is seeking remedies that include: requiring OpenAI's for-profit subsidiary to pay its non-profit parent organization damages potentially exceeding $180 billion; the removal of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman from their leadership positions; and the reversal of OpenAI's recent transition to a more traditional governance structure. Even if only one of these proposed changes is implemented, it would severely disrupt OpenAI's IPO process. The company could go public as early as the end of this year. *(Dongxin News Agency)*