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Sam Altman Asks Elon Musk to Sign Affidavit Denying Manipulation of X Algorithm

Sam Altman Asks Elon Musk to Sign Affidavit Denying Manipulation of X Algorithm

金色财经金色财经2025/08/12 16:04
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According to Jinse Finance, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has publicly called on Elon Musk to sign a sworn statement affirming that he has never instructed changes to the X platform’s algorithm to undermine competitors or benefit his own businesses. Altman stated that if Musk signs the relevant document, he will issue a public apology. Previously, Altman had questioned whether Musk was leveraging the platform’s advantages to harm competitors’ interests.

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