Sam Altman contro Elon Musk - La Nuova Bomba Atomica e la Guerra dell'Intelligenza Artificiale

April 2026. A Molotov cocktail attacked Sam Altman's house. A $134 billion lawsuit between Elon Musk and OpenAI. A secret agreement with the Pentagon. A model capable of finding 271 vulnerabilities in a matter of days. And a question that runs through everything: is the problem with artificial intelligence really monopoly—or is it the race? In this episode, we explore how the AI ​​industry has stopped being "just" a technological race and has become a war. With journalists, with the government, with former founders, with competitors—and now even with people throwing bombs at houses. A story of broken promises, ethics that don't scale, "good Godzillas" who learn to resemble the monster they were supposed to stop. From OpenAI to Anthropic, from Mythos to Project Glasswing, from the Oakland trial to the nationalizations starting to circulate in the corridors of Washington. 🎬 RELATED EPISODES ► Our episode on Ronan Farrow and the Weinstein investigation:    • Anatomia di un Predatore: Harvey Weinstein...   #ManaEMob #SamAltman #OpenAI #Anthropic #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #ElonMusk #DarioAmodei #SiliconValley #TechnologyNews #Documentary #Insights #Geopolitics #AISafety #ChatGPT ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 0. The Molotov Cocktail Against the Altman House 01:59 1. Trust — "The Blip" and the New Yorker Investigation 06:12 2. The Promise — Musk vs. OpenAI, Trial in Oakland 11:41 3. The Principle — Anthropic Says No to the Pentagon. OpenAI Says No. 5:50 PM 4. The Monster — Mythos, Project Glasswing, the 271 Vulnerabilities 10:00 PM 5. The Market — Furman, Multihoming, Model Deflation 10:31 PM 6. The Good Monster — Paul Ford, Kaiju, Ethics Doesn't Scale 📚 SOURCES CITED IN THE EPISODE — Andrew Marantz & Ronan Farrow, "Inside the Battle for OpenAI," The New Yorker, April 2026 (the investigation we're starting from: 18 months of work, over 100 interviews) — Sam Altman, blog post after the attack on his home: blog.samaltman.com — Elon Musk v. Sam Altman, OpenAI Inc. et al. — Federal Court for the Northern District of California, Oakland (Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers); A $134 billion dossier —Jason Furman, New York Times op-ed (February 2026) on why AI is now a competitive market, not a monopoly —Ross Douthat, New York Times op-ed: "If AI is a weapon, who should control it?" — Paul Ford, op-ed in the New York Times: "Artificial Intelligence Is a Kaiju" — Ethics Doesn't Scale — Bloomberg: Unauthorized Access to Mythos Through a Third-Party Company — Anthropic: Statements on Project Glasswing and the Department of Defense Rejection — ​​OpenAI: $50 Billion Settlement with the Department of Defense — Mozilla / Bobby Holley: Report on the 271 Vulnerabilities Found by Mythos on Firefox — European Central Bank & Bank of England: Public Statements on Mythos and Systemic Cyber ​​Risk — Historical Quotes: Ilya Sutskever, Helen Toner, Tasha McCauley, Paul Graham, Aaron Swartz, Dario Amodei (2021 Internal Memo: "OpenAI's Problem Is Sam Himself") Subscribe to this channel to access the benefits:    / @manaemob   💬 Leave your opinion on the topic in the comments! 📣 Support Mana & Mob! 💡 Like, activate the bell, and subscribe so you don't miss our next analyses! ❤️ Want to help us create new exclusive content, extra insights, and live broadcasts? Discover our subscription program. 🎬 Analysis and Writing by: Simone Medas 🎤 Hosted by: Federica Peri 🎥 Directed by: Simone Medas ✂️ Editing: Simone Medas ✂️ Assistant Editor: Federica Peri 📧 To Contact Us: [email protected] 🤝 To Suggest Collaborations: [email protected]