King Techno does not own a computer, and his lawyer tells the court

He imagines himself as the creator of our time. “Talab” can be his middle name. Technology, apparently, in his DNA. However, it seems that Elon Musk seems – the Luddite series is secret: it does not use a computer.

The revelation did not come from a biography or interview with everything. This came from a legal file in the high risk, the mud case between Musk and Openai, where the future of artificial intelligence is tried in a courtroom in North California. Amid thorny questions about companies’ betrayal and $ 1 billion, these strange details were stolen.

Yes, I heard it correctly. It is not a joke from late at night. This is not I say that. It comes from musk lawyers.

In a legal message foot On June 22, the Musk Legal Team declined against Openai’s charges that they had failed to hand over relevant documents. When Openai claimed that the Musk team refuses to collect certain materials, its lawyer fired on the accusation that he was “incorrect”, and in this process, he dropped the bomb.

“Mr. Musk does not use a computer.”

There is only one problem in this claim: general evidence, including from Musk itself, indicates otherwise. While the employees in x Wireless said Musk works primarily from his phone, and they also notice that he was seen using a laptop at times.

More clearly, Musk pointed out that a computer has a social media. In a post in December 2024 on X, he shared a picture with the text, “This is a picture of my laptop,” explaining that he was using it to test the Starlink flow capabilities in flying. Recently, in May 2025, when he was asked about preparing his games, Musk to reply On X it is “still using the old laptop for a PC with a DOGE sticker that has long been made by a fan.”

This is a picture of my laptop. He is about 3 years old. A man in Germany gave me this great poster, so I don’t want to upgrade it and lose the poster. pic.twitter.com/wjzbhpkus8

Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 31, 2024

This contradiction is highlighted from the stage of “discovering” chaos from a lawsuit against Openai, where the CEO of SAM Altman is accused of betraying his foundational mission. Both sides also fight on internal documents, the battle intensified. This context makes the “non -computer” claim seems less similar to personal materials and more likely to be a potentially legal tactic to reduce the scope of discovered documents. After all, if there are no computers, there are no computer files to deliver.

Musk V case. Altman is an agent on the governance and property of artificial intelligence. Musk, co -founder of Openai, is now depicting itself as its most prominent critic, on the pretext that the company sold its soul to Microsoft. Openai, in turn, depicts Musk as a former bitter partner trying to interfere with a company he chose to leave.

But at the present time, the legal drama is overwhelmed by the strange claim that appears to be contrary to Musk’s public statements: a man who sues the future of artificial intelligence may persuade the judge that he has personally abandoned one of the most important basic tools in the digital world.