( May 29, 2026, 21:09 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: OpenAI told a US judge they should reject X Corp. and X.AI's objection to an order compelling them to produce email and text messages from Elon Musk, saying Musk has refused to participate in discovery and the plaintiff corporations he runs have produced meager discovery so far. "More than two months after plaintiffs’ substantial completion deadline, plaintiffs have produced just 10 emails authored by Musk, two of his text message exchanges, and none of his Signal or XChat messages, despite public reporting that he regularly uses those modes of communication," OpenAI said in its filing in the Northern District of Texas. Plaintiffs have not met the burden of demonstrating a federal magistrate judge erred in issuing his order compelling production of Musk's messages, and another court has already found Musk's SpaceX and Tesla emails to be relevant, OpenAI said.See attached document....
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