A donor can sue and win in cases of fraud. Being a 501 (c) isn’t some shield that means any behavior is permitted. In this case there’s a specific agreement th

A donor can sue and win in cases of fraud. Being a 501 (c) isn’t some shield that means any behavior is permitted. In this case there’s a specific agreement that’s allegedly been breached. Basically they said results of AI research would be shared openly without benefiting any specific party, and then later entered into a private agreement with Microsoft. I don’t know how binding any of this is, but I doubt this will simply be dismissed by the judge.