ALTMAN DEFENDS TRUSTWORTHINESS IN FEDERAL COURT

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WED, MAY 13, 2026

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman testified under oath that he is an honest and trustworthy business person during federal court proceedings. The statement comes amid broader scrutiny of his leadership and business practices.

Altman made the declaration while testifying in federal court, directly addressing questions about his integrity. The testimony represents a formal legal statement about his character and business conduct. The hearing reflects ongoing concerns about trust and governance in the AI industry, particularly regarding leadership at major companies. Altman's assertion of trustworthiness under oath carries legal weight and represents his formal position on the matter. No additional details about the specific case or charges were disclosed in available reports. The testimony underscores growing scrutiny of AI executives and their accountability to stakeholders, regulators, and the public.

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