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That's assuming the market for Musk's robots pans out.I sense an opportunity for aftermarket devices.
That's assuming the market for Musk's robots pans out.I sense an opportunity for aftermarket devices.
US tech billionaire Larry Ellison has overtaken Elon Musk as the world’s richest person after shares in Oracle, the business he co-founded, rocketed in early trading on Wednesday.
Ellison’s wealth has surged after the company, in which he owns a stake of 41%, reported better than expected financial results.
That's not a "fake brand", it's the address for delivery.I don't know if we can blame Leon for this. But I'd like to try.
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Pilot dies after plane carrying 180kg of SpaceX-branded cocaine crashes in Brazil
Federal police are still investigating whether the aircraft was involved in drug traffickingwww.independent.co.uk
I'm no sure how a Wikipedia competitor built by Grok would work as a "necessary" step to xAi understanding how a brick is made, let alone the Universe. It needs to be fed human-written content for the LLM concept to benefit, and one of those resources are sites like Wikipedia. An AI written wiki would only lead to more AI slop and less understanding.“We are building Grokipedia @xAI,” Musk tweeted Tuesday. “Will be a massive improvement over Wikipedia. Frankly, it is a necessary step towards the xAI goal of understanding the Universe.”
The Tesla CEO has previously insisted that Wikipedia is too “woke” and wants to offer an alternative encyclopedia with more right-wing “facts” about the world. Musk has referred to Wikipedia as “Wokipedia” at least half a dozen times in recent years.
BTP as Mush cares not what others and various groups are using. It must belong to him and him alone and bow to his will and his alone and serve his interest and his alone. The second richest being on the planet is totally alone.Don't they already have Conservapedia?
Elon Musk’s SpaceX has taken money directly from Chinese investors, according to previously sealed testimony, raising new questions about foreign ownership interests in one of the United States’ most important military contractors.
The recent testimony, coming from a SpaceX insider during a court case, marks the first time direct Chinese investment in the privately held company has been disclosed. While there is no prohibition on Chinese ownership in U.S. military contractors, such investment is heavily regulated and the issue is treated by the U.S. government as a significant national security concern.
“They obviously have Chinese investors to be honest,” Iqbaljit Kahlon, a major SpaceX investor, said in a deposition last year, adding that some are “directly on the cap table.” “Cap table” refers to the company’s capitalization table, which lists its shareholders.
If you’re going to run a crypto scam, it makes sense to invoke Elon Musk’s name. He is the wealthiest man in the world, after all, recently surpassing a net worth of $500 billion according to Forbes. But it’s still shocking to read the stories of those who’ve been scammed by people posing as the Tesla CEO.
Gizmodo filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the FTC for complaints from people who say they were tricked by scammers posing as Musk or who used online ads with the billionaire’s likeness. Gizmodo has filed such FOIA requests with the FTC before, and it’s instructive to learn what new tricks and tools scammers are using to lure their victims.
Uhhhhhh ......... that didn't do it, either. Maybe the writer missed the part where it crashed from about $500 down to about $230. Defying all logic, it has now crawled back into the $400 range but it's all future stuff; "In the future they're going to something absolutely amazing! NO, SRSLY FOR REALZ THIS TIME!!" There are no current earnings to justify that price and aside from Elmo's hot air, there's no good reason I can see to think the earnings will ever be there.![]()
The wheels have come off Musk’s monstertruck | The Observer
It was touted as the future of motoring, but has proved to be a turkey in a stainless steel jacket. It’s time Elon parked his Cybertruck for goodobserver.co.uk
"The only thing that may persuade [the board to take action and end the Cybertruck] would be a collapse of Tesla’s stock market valuation. "
Cybertruck turned out to be Tesla’s first real commercial flop.
After planning for a production capacity of over 250,000 units per year, Tesla is currently selling the pickup truck at a rate of ~20,000 units annually.
A ~10% utiliation rate of a production line is a terrible situation for an automaker as much of the capital invested in the vehicle program becomes sunk cost.
Elon Musk has a solution: he had his private companies buy hundreds if not thousands of Cybertrucks.