Elon Musk is suing Sam Altman in a case that could cost OpenAI billions. He also asked the judge to consider removing Altman as CEO.

Elon Musk has argued that federally funded checks delivering a universal high income are his preferred response to job losses tied to artificial intelligence, framing it as an inflation-safe policy if automation expands real output fast enough.

By Echo Wang NEW YORK, April 20 (Reuters) - SpaceX plans to cement founder Elon Musk's control after its IPO, granting him and a small group of insiders super-voting shares that will outweigh other investors,

Elon Musk snubbed a summons by French prosecutors investigating how AI chatbot Grok was allowed to spew out sexually explicit deepfakes and Holocaust-denying content, according to Agence France-Presse.

Elon Musk increased his stake in SpaceX last year by purchasing $1.4 billion of stock from current and former employees, part of a series of moves leading up to the company’s initial public offering that increased his sway over the company.

Elon Musk is calling for the government to guarantee “Universal HIGH INCOME” for Americans to offset looming job losses caused by artificial intelligence.

The billionaire's proposal sparks a fiery debate about work, meaning, and moneY.

SpaceX also approved ⁠a ​plan last month that would award ​the billionaire ⁠CEO 60 million additional shares if the company’s market capitalization climbs ⁠from $1.1 trillion to as high as $6.6 trillion and ⁠completes an ambitious plan of building data centers in space to supply compute for AI developers, The Information said.