The grand play of the Silicon Valley century has come to an end, Elon Musk sues OpenAI for $150 billion in compensation, The jury dismissed in less than 2 hours. Nine jurors in the California federal court unanimously ruled that the statute of limitations has expired, The meaning is that Musk knew about OpenAI's architecture changes in 2021 and delayed reporting until 2024, which is too late. Summary of the 11 day trial: ① Musk himself also pushed for the monetization of OpenAI back then - with the condition that he would take the lead, and even proposed to merge OpenAI into Tesla. After being rejected, he turned his back and left. ② Musk and Zuckerberg have privately sent text messages discussing a joint acquisition of OpenAI. ③ Altman testified in Congress that he has no equity in OpenAI - a lawyer questioned in court: What is it that you indirectly hold it through YC? Altman: "I thought everyone knew what VC fund passive investors meant. The lawyer retorted, "Do you really think members of Congress understand? " ④ OpenAI lawyer's closing statement: "The essence of this lawsuit is to use hypocrisy to bring down an opponent that we cannot compete with translate: Elon Musk donated 38 million dollars → wanted to be the boss → rejected → left → competed in xAI → sued his former employer for betraying his original intention → claimed 150 billion dollars → the jury rejected in 2 hours. The biggest legal obstacle to OpenAI's IPO has been cleared, with a current valuation of $852 billion and an IPO target of trillions. SpaceX is also going public, two former partners, one is racing towards trillions in the AI field and the other is racing towards trillions in the space field. If it had really merged back then, Huamei wouldn't have dared to think.