India, May 19 -- Absolute shambles to close the Musk v. Altman trial, with the judge ruling that Elon Musk took far too long to sue OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman over an alleged violation of an agreement to run OpenAI, which started out as a not-for-profit and later pivoted business models. The court ruled that Musk's claims of "breach of charitable trust" were valid but fell outside of the three-year statute limitations; which Tesla and xAI's Musk will appeal, calling the decision a "calendar technicality". My takeaway from what was absolutely not the so-called tech trial of the year is this-none of the people leading AI can be trusted to do the right thing. I'll get to each one of them.

Here are a few nuggets. During the course of this tri...