OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman continues testifying in the second week of a month-long trial involving Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman. Multiple outlets report Brockman describes a tense earlier encounter with Musk, saying he believed Musk “was going to hit” him after Musk became angry when Brockman and others denied him control over OpenAI. Brockman’s testimony is framed as part of the broader dispute at the center of Musk’s claims, which relate to Musk’s efforts to influence OpenAI’s governance. According to coverage, Brockman also describes subsequent actions following that meeting, including efforts to remove certain board members. BBC and The Hindu report the testimony occurs during the second week of the trial and during the ongoing period in which Brockman is appearing. Wired adds that Brockman’s testimony includes both his account of the meeting and the steps taken afterward concerning board composition. The reports consistently present Brockman’s account of what he believed Musk intended during their encounter, while the trial continues to evaluate the parties’ competing claims.