The Musk vs Altman $130B trial just escalated to witness tampering allegations. Someone in the case is accused of contacting witnesses ahead of testimony - and both sides are pointing fingers at each other. A trial that was already the most-watched corporate lawsuit in tech history just became a criminal referral waiting to happen. The judge is not happy. Witness tampering allegations change the stakes completely. What was a civil dispute over OpenAI's corporate structure could now spill into criminal territory. For the AI industry, this is a governance crisis being litigated in public: how AI's most powerful organizations make decisions, who controls them, and whether the people running them play by the rules they impose on everyone else. If the most important AI trial of our time involves witness tampering, what does that tell you about how AI governance actually works behind closed doors? Does this make the case for transparent, on-chain AI governance stronger? #MuskVsOpenAITrial