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By Deepa Seetharaman and Greg Bensinger OAKLAND, California, April 30 (Reuters) - Elon Musk testified during tense cross-examination on Thursday that he knew about early discussions around turning OpenAI into a for-profit company but was reassured by co-founder Sam Altman it would remain a nonprofit.

While answering questions under oath, Musk argued it’s standard practice for AI labs to use their competitors’ models.