A federal jury in Oakland, California, rules against Elon Musk in his lawsuit against OpenAI and its chief executive, Sam Altman. Multiple outlets report the jury decides Musk’s claims fail and that a key finding is procedural: Musk waited too long to bring the case. The lawsuit is described as centered on Musk’s allegation that OpenAI strayed from its original nonprofit mission to benefit humanity, including claims that Altman and other leaders pursued personal or financial gain instead of the stated goals. Reporting across outlets says the jury’s decision disposes of the case and ends a closely watched legal fight that had drawn broad attention in Silicon Valley. Several sources note the timing of the deliberations and the speed of the verdict, with some describing the jury’s work as brief. Musk’s representatives indicate he plans to appeal the ruling. The outcome is also reported to remove an obstacle for OpenAI as it looks toward public-market plans, including an initial public offering.