Elon Musk sends blunt verdict on future of humanity and AI
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Elon Musk rejects racism allegations in new interview: Points to Indian partner, son's name and more
Elon Musk has denied allegations of racism during an interview with The Economist, citing his Indian-origin partner, Shivon Zilis, and revealing that one of their children was named after Nobel Prize-winning physicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar.
Despite years of rivalry, Elon Musk reportedly says he could work with Sam Altman for AI safety. The billionaire also shares bold predictions about AI, robots and China's growing role in the AI race.
Musk’s assessment of China’s AI capabilities raises fresh questions about whether Beijing could overtake the US .
Trying to fit some companies into familiar categories can be like trying to describe a smartphone as just a telephone. Tesla CEO Elon Musk says that’s exactly the mistake many investors make when they evaluate Tesla.
Elon Musk has turned his long-running criticism of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey into an AI challenge. The tech billionaire now says Grok Imagine will produce his own feature before 2026 ends. Elon
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Elon Musk's Awful The Odyssey Movie Clip Shows Why AI Movies Will Fail
A truly awful clip of a prospective AI-generated version of The Odyssey shared by Elon Musk showcased the total failure of AI movies. The tech magnate recently declared his intent to produce such a film to compete with the hit adaptation by Christopher Nolan.
"It's like a technology monastery thing," Musk said about SpaceX's Starbase campus. "Remote and mostly dudes."
Micron Technology Inc. recently gave Tesla Inc. a “significant allocation” of memory chips, according to Elon Musk, helping meet the automaker’s demand for an increasingly precious commodity.
In the United States, Boring Company runs the Vegas Loop in Las Vegas, Nevada, which began transporting passengers in 2021.
Regulators asked Tesla for more information about Musk's posts that FSD users could text and make espressos while driving.