🚨 6 Facts You Didn’t Know About Annie Altman 1. She is suing her brother, OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman. In sworn court filings, Annie alleges that Sam Altman “groomed and manipulated” her and committed rape, sexual assault, molestation, sodomy, and battery between 1997–2006—beginning when she was three years old and he was twelve. 2. She has been systematically silenced online. Annie has repeatedly reported being shadow‑banned across social media platforms, and for years ChatGPT wouldn't even acknowledge her lawsuit or existence. 3. Only 41 minutes of her deposition are public. Despite hours of footage, only the first 41 minutes have surfaced online. Annie has demanded the full deposition be released, but the rest remains withheld, even though transparency serves public interest. Note: Oddly, a Trump‑appointed judge was inserted into the case six months after it started. 4. Her home was broken into under suspicious circumstances. Annie reported a break‑in at her residence in an incident that mirrors the experience of Suchir Balaji, the OpenAI whistleblower who publicly condemned the company. Both cases raise serious questions about intimidation, retaliation, and targeted pressure. 5. Her father’s trust was never updated to include her. After her dad died, Annie was told her father's trust didn't exist. That trust is managed by Hydrazine Capital, an entity documented as holding OpenAI shares, creating a conflict of interest that sits uncomfortably close to the core of her allegations. 6. She experienced homelessness and survival sex work. In 2020, Annie became homeless for a period of time and described turning to sex work to survive. Her brother is one of the most powerful tech leaders in the world. The machine around him is working hard to make sure Annie’s story never reaches you. If you believe Annie case deserves transparency, accountability, & a fair hearing, sign her petition! 👇