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Tech titans should pick up the phone — and so should the rest of us

The lesson from Elon Musk’s case against OpenAI is that writing things down can be embarrassing

The scene that unfolded in the Musk vs Altman trial last week was like something plucked from a nightmare. Greg Brockman, OpenAI’s 38-year-old president, was forced to listen as his private diary entries were read out to a courtroom that contained a judge, jury, his own colleagues, the world’s media and a YouTube livestream that anyone could join. 

“Financially, what will take me to $1B?” he wrote in 2017. Relatable! The experience of seeing such self-absorbed musings made public was, Brockman said, “very painful”.

Consider this your periodic reminder that it is never a good idea to write personal things on a work-linked device or send indiscreet messages to your colleagues.

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