In politics, economics, and even art, everything is allowed – from manipulation to bold promises that sound like science fiction movie scripts. Trump's announcements and "shocks" often resemble the techniques of Elon Musk, who, with the promise of colonizing Mars, not only created a technological empire, but also forced us to believe in the impossible. But this is nothing new. Throughout history, many leaders have set seemingly absurd demands – and then achieved or even exceeded them.
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In a recent speech, Mark Zuckerberg announced a return to the “roots of free speech” on Facebook and Instagram. He promised to eliminate fact-checkers, simplify content policies, and reduce censorship. But do these changes amount to an acknowledgment of past political influence and censorship of certain voices? Could Zuckerberg be criminally liable for allegedly supporting censorship that silenced certain voices?
Elon Musk's simple tweet has sparked a wave of outrage, media analysis, and political debate in Germany. What does this incident reveal about our understanding of freedom of speech, the influence of billionaires on public opinion, and the very nature of social media? It's time for a deeper reflection on who has the right to speak and who sets the boundaries of discourse.
Elon Musk, the visionary and chief funder of early OpenAI, used his drive and money to pave the way for an organization that promised to make artificial intelligence serve humanity. Today, however, the same man is among the company's harshest critics. What went wrong?
When European drivers were still clinging to diesels and motoring journalists didn't sense the coming revolution, Elon Musk and China were already planning the cars of the future - with only a third of the parts. Is a poor understanding of technology to blame for the decline of the European car industry? Let's see why the EU car industry is in decline.
Elon Musk is not just an electric car revolutionary. Its innovations reach further: from artificial intelligence and self-driving cars to the decentralized Internet and the free flow of information. His vision of the future does not depend on old infrastructural foundations, but builds a new, independent technological era where AI will be at the center of everything. What is the real agenda of each Elon Musk project?
In the early hours of September 10, after several weeks of delays, the SpaceX Dragon capsule took off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, carrying four private astronauts on the historic Polaris Dawn mission. This is the first step towards ground-breaking civilian space exploration, as the crew will attempt the first commercial civilian spacewalk. This ambitious mission is designed as the first of three under the Polaris program funded by billionaire Jared Isaacman.
When the founder and director of Telegram, Pavel Durov, was recently arrested in France, the event sent shock waves around the world, especially in the technology sector. This event represents a significant turning point in the way governments around the world treat large tech companies, and has far-reaching implications for anyone who runs similar platforms. Durov, known as an advocate for digital privacy and free speech, was detained at Le Bourget airport near Paris on a series of charges related to his platform. But what exactly is he being accused of and why is this case so important?
BMW is already known for its innovation, but this time it went a step further by collaborating with Vagabund Moto to create something truly extraordinary. Introducing the BMW x Vagabund CE 02 “eParkourer”, the latest masterpiece of electric urban transport.
In this exclusive interview conducted by Jordan Peterson, Elon Musk delves into his experiences with artificial intelligence, supercomputers, and his vision for the future of humanity. He reveals the details of his companies and discusses the moral dilemmas that accompany the development of advanced technology. Many are marking this interview as the interview of 2024.
Elon Musk has shaken the foundations of the automotive industry once again, and he is ready to unveil a technology that could be as big a revolution as Apple's iPhone in the world of smartphones. Tesla is preparing to present a new generation of cars that will be able to drive completely independently, without any human intervention. In the coming months, Tesla aims to prove that the rest of the automakers are as obsolete as BlackBerry with the advent of the iPhone, as Elon Musk remains focused on his vision of the future of mobility, despite the many criticisms flying against him.
A few days ago, at the World Motor Show in Geneva, the Renault 5 was presented, a car that, by all standards, could reach the magic threshold of 25,000 euros for a useful electric car. However, Renault did not do this, as the base model is not a "useful" electric car in many respects for the stated amount. It is precisely for this reason that a note is being created in which I outline precisely why I believe that we are witnessing the collapse of one of the largest industries on the old continent. And the fault is not electric cars, but the inability to change the culture in European car companies. And, of course, some other factors that are...