Elon Musk: Defends Decisions on Twitter
Elon Musk recently went on Twitter to defend his decisions. In his tweets, he stated that he will soon spend more time running Tesla, promising new fully autonomous cars between now and next year. Musk also defended his previous night’s tweets and stated that his tweets would be corrected by contributors, adding context notes to potentially misleading tweets.
Massive Layoffs and Ban on Home Office
Musk also defended the massive layoffs on Twitter, stating that they were necessary to reach equilibrium. He also defended the ban he imposed on home office, stating that it was in the name of productivity and morale. According to him, “They want everyone to go to work, the worker to the factory, the boss to the restaurant to deliver food to them, but they don’t! It’s nonsense!”.
Freedom of Expression and Political and Commercial Constraints
Musk also plans to bring advertisers back, but in doing so, he plans to manage the delicate balance between the absolute freedom of expression that he defends and political and commercial constraints. Musk will continue to be in charge of the social network technology but mainly plans to spend more time on Tesla. In particular, he plans to spend more time on the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in electric vehicles.
Tesla Autonomous Cars and ChatGPT
Musk also stated that Tesla will have ChatGPT at some point in the future. ChatGPT is a conversational AI program that has been rapidly adopted by millions of people around the world. According to him, “Suddenly, three million cars are they will drive themselves with no one” behind the wheel, thanks to AI and remote updating of the on-board computer.
In conclusion, Elon Musk has defended his decisions and plans to bring advertisers back while managing the delicate balance between the absolute freedom of expression he defends and political and commercial constraints. He plans to spend more time on Tesla, particularly on the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in electric vehicles.
