Core Viewpoint - The ongoing feud between OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman and Elon Musk intensifies, focusing on criticisms regarding AI safety and Tesla's Autopilot-related fatalities [1][6]. Group 1: Criticism of AI and Autopilot - Sam Altman criticized Elon Musk's warnings about OpenAI's ChatGPT, which Musk claimed was linked to multiple deaths, while also noting Musk's inconsistent complaints about the AI model being both "too restrictive" and "too relaxed" [2][3]. - Altman acknowledged the concerns regarding ChatGPT and emphasized that OpenAI is working to address these issues, stating that the situations are "complicated" and that vulnerable users need protection [3][4]. - Altman highlighted that over 50 fatalities have been associated with Tesla's Autopilot crashes, criticizing the safety of the technology and mentioning that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has launched a probe into it [4]. Group 2: Legal Context - The conflict is set against the backdrop of a lawsuit filed by Musk against Altman and others, including Microsoft, alleging that OpenAI has strayed from its founding nonprofit goals and misled Musk during its transition to a for-profit model [6].