OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman won dismissal of a lawsuit by his sister claiming that he sexually abused her for almost a decade.
US district judge Zachary Bluestone in Missouri ruled Friday that the claims were “untimely” because the alleged abuse was so long ago. But Bluestone said Ann Altman can revise and refile her complaint.
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“The court’s ruling relates to procedural matters, which have no bearing on the substance of Ann Altman’s claims,” Ryan Mahoney, one of her lawyers, said in a statement. “The court granted leave for Ms. Altman to file an amended complaint, which we will do promptly. We will also continue with discovery as scheduled. Legal representatives for Sam Altman declined to comment.
‘India Well Positioned To Lead The World In AI’: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman At AI Impact Summit In Jan 2025, Ann Altman alleged that Sam Altman abused and manipulated her while they were growing up in Missouri in the late 1990s to early 2000s. She claimed the abuse began when she was 3 and the last instance allegedly occurred when he was an adult but she was still a minor. (This is a Bloomberg story)