OpenAI co-founders quit amid Musk’s legal firestorm
The firm's leadership exits have renewed focus on the firm's AI safety practices.

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The letter set an Aug. 13 deadline for the firm to provide a comprehensive response addressing the various concerns raised in it.
The AI firm reportedly did not inform the FBI, law enforcement, or the public.
The arrangement is part of an earlier partnership between the firms that will see Apple integrate OpenAI services with its products.
The AI firm has formed numerous other deals and faces other lawsuits.
The firm aims to take a "straight shot" at developing a "safe superintelligence."
Courts dismissed the case without prejudice, leaving Musk an option to refile the case at a later date.