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The biggest AI companies are fighting each other in court right now. And that tells you something important nobody's saying out loud. You bought that tool. Your team ignored it. The $200/month quiet
The biggest AI companies are fighting each other in court right now.
And that tells you something important nobody's saying out loud.
You bought that tool. Your team ignored it. The $200/month quietly disappeared. That's not a you problem — that's what happens when you trust an industry still figuring out its own rules.
The Musk vs. Altman trial is essentially a public argument over whether OpenAI broke its founding promises chasing profit. These are the people selling you the future of business. Worth knowing they haven't sorted out their own house yet.
This doesn't mean AI isn't useful. It means the hype machine has been running faster than the actual products. The gap between what's being sold and what actually works in a real business is still wide.
Here's what this means practically for you right now.
Stop evaluating AI tools by their marketing. Start asking one question instead: "Can I see a real business — my size, my industry — where this saved measurable time in under 30 days?" If the answer is vague, walk away.
That one filter alone will save you from 90% of bad decisions.
What's the biggest promise an AI vendor made you that didn't pan out?
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The Musk v. Altman trial tests whether OpenAI's for‑profit shift was legal — a ruling that could reshape how AI labs raise capital, ...
