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While media reporters and industry insiders are gabbing about the irresistible drama of Musk v. Altman—including OpenAI president Greg Brockman’s testimony yesterday that he’s worth nearly $30 billion, and Musk referring to himself as a “fool” for funding the startup—few have really grappled with the possibility, however remote, that Musk could actually win. Yes, most of his claims have been tossed, narrowed, or dismissed (some at Musk’s own insistence). But three of his core demands will be considered: $134 billion in damages, the removal of Altman from the board of directors, and a requirement that OpenAI return to its original nonprofit structure.