Tucker Accuses OpenAI CEO of Murder, Altman Says 'Do You Believe That?'
In a plot twist juicier than a season finale, ex-Fox News host Tucker Carlson grilled OpenAIās CEO Sam Altman about the suspicious 2024 death of former researcher Suchir Balaji. Balaji, who claimed OpenAI was stealing copyrighted data and damaging the internet, was ruled a suicide by San Francisco police despite freezer-level controversy from his mom and conspiracy boosters like Elon Musk. Tucker threw down claims about cut wires, blood in multiple rooms, and zero suicide notesāclassic murder soap opera material. Altman, meanwhile, looked like he wanted to both defend and disappear, saying 'I havenāt talked to authorities' while dodging Tuckerās 'did you order the hit?' vibes.
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Imagine Tucker Carlson hosting a crime scene at OpenAI HQ, accusing the CEO of orchestrating murder like this is a Silicon Valley reboot of CSI. Altmanās 'Do you believe that?' is the 2025 version of 'No comment.'
Nothing screams progress like a deepfake debate over a whistleblowerās death with Elon Musk tweeting in the background like the worldās most confused tech godfather.
OpenAIās CEO defending against murder conspiracy theories feels exactly like when your antivirus software turns into the prime suspect in your computerās hacking.
Source: Theverge | Published: 9/13/2025 | Author: Richard Lawler
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