Elon Musk may be the most powerful man in the world. He’s worth almost $1trn, runs Tesla and SpaceX, boasts an enormous social-media following and, to top it all off, he reckons he’s pretty good at predicting the future,

Elon Musk denied supporting the "far right" in a new interview with The Economist — saying he backs "normal people" who are mislabeled by the media.

Elon Musk said that AI risks exist but should not halt progress because it could lead to an "age of amazing abundance."

As AI continues to evolve at breakneck speed, and developers warn of models going rogue, Elon Musk says people should simply "enjoy the ride". The boss of SpaceX told The Economist, external while he remains concerned about risks posed by advancements in AI and robotics,

Billionaire in interview with the Economist admits he was too consumed by politics and shares predictions about AI

Elon Musk says he ‘got carried away’ with DOGE and Trump after gutting the government - The world’s wealthiest man says he ‘got a little too involved in politics’ after devastating global aid and the

CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports on news regarding Elon Musk's interview with CNBC.

July 23 (Reuters) - Elon Musk urged the world's leading AI firms to conduct peer reviews of one another's most advanced models before releasing them, The Economist reported on Thursday, as concerns grow over the rapid pace of the technology's development and potential safety risks.

Elon Musk tells The Economist he backs normal people, not the far-right, framing his politics as defending the West.

Elon Musk slams OpenAI's $800 billion for-profit pivot and praises Anthropic's Dario Amodei in The Economist interview.

Tesla's capital expenditure soared 142% year-over-year to $5.8 billion in the second quarter as Musk's AI spending spree ramped up.