, but who is elon musk really? let's figure out the dolls of the heir to the thuja and i'm maria butina how do you like silt mask the alien owner of the twitter factories and you were born in 1971 in the south african territory, the family is not poor, the father was a co-owner of the emerald mines, but the son is not spoiled the boy grew up, closed, for this he was often beaten, peers. once, i even had to restore a broken nose at the age of 10. i received the first computer as a gift and learned to program. 40 years have passed 2021 musk becomes the first person in the world. whose fortune exceeded 300 billion dollars received the title of a person from the future about him. musk always speaks as if it happened yesterday and only thanks. by his own efforts, from the last already in 2025 massively, we will fly to mars and colonize the planet on lada regular communication with her. yes, mars also needs people. it is necessary to move to mars , there is no one there at all now, that there are only cars, this is a pla

so watching it, it's clear that musk successfully - it's clear that musk successfully deflected a lotback at you. were you prepared for that? , ., ., ,., back at you. were you prepared for that? , ., ., ., ., that? yes, i had about four or five hours or so _ that? yes, i had about four or five hours or so to _ that? yes, i had about four or five hours or so to prep. _ that? yes, i had about four or five hours or so to prep. so _ that? yes, i had about four or five hours or so to prep. so i - hours or so to prep. so i prepped the questions. when i hadn't done or had time to do, because it wasn't loads of time, is war game so perhaps i wasn't prepared for that comeback in a way that i would've been i had more time. at the same time, elon musk is going to do that. he's very difficult interview. he's very difficult to pin down. i asked him about who he was going to pass the reins to. who's going to be the next chief executive of twitter, and he said i've made my dog chief executive of twitter. he said it over and over again. executive of twitter. he said it overand overagain. how executiv

elon musk does not _ he has not done so. elon musk does not think _ he has not done so.s not done so. elon musk does not think it is _ he has not done so. elon musk does not think it is the - he has not done so. elon musk does not think it is the same i does not think it is the same old twitter. he calls it a beacon of free speech. he talks specifically about this aim of making twitter a platform for free speech. making twitter a platform for free speech-— making twitter a platform for free speech. close to half the country voted _ free speech. close to half the country voted for _ free speech. close to half the country voted for donald - free speech. close to half the i country voted for donald trump. i was not one of them, i voted forjoe biden. nonetheless, free speech is meaningless unless you allow people you do not like to say things you do not like to say things you do not like, otherwise it is irrelevant. at the point which you lose free speech, it does not come back. i you lose free speech, it does not come back.— not come back. i think the issue some _ not come

yeah, i had i a few hours, elon musk e-mailed me a few hours, elon musk e—mailed me at lunch saying let'sew in the evening, so i had a few hours and essentially i wanted to go chronologically through all of the new stories that it happened over the last six months, with elon musk as ceo, because he has not done this kind of sit and interview before and that's what i pictured him and that is kind of what he agreed to. i was still wondering whether he was going to pull out, you never know with elon musk, until he was actually sitting down in front of me i did not quite believe he was actually going to do it. any side you can ask me anything. it was meant to be an interview that lasted happen and ended up being almost an hour and a half and we went to all sorts of issues with twitter, how many staff had been sacked... towards the end of the interview he was talking about what it's like to go to parties when you are as famous as elon musk and how it is difficult to trust anyone. it was a really wide—ranging interview with lots of lines. he said he is going to take that label of the bbc accoun

elon musk seemed like the right person.k has been thinking about ai and worrying about it for most of his life. nearly a decade ago he help founded a non-profit research project called open ai. the pint was in the name. if we're going to have artificial intelligence, and apparently we are, it ought to be open, open to the willed world. that would help inner ensure it's used for good and not evil. that was the idea. as the years passed and musk town himself preoccupied building a couple of enormous companies, open ai gay gotway from him. as of tonight, open ai is nut open. it's not a non-profit research project dedicated to artificial intelligence to serve humatin, it is in fact backed by micro microsoft and control to some extent by the democratic party. elon musk thinks that's a problem. in fact, he thinks it's threat to human civilization. mount tantamount to thermonuclear weapons. the conversation you're about to see took place in an los angeles apartment. we're going to play the entire thing for you over the course of 1

returning now to the bbc“s unexpected interview with elon musk.t interviews since his acquisition of twitter. the billionaire tech mogul sharing just how hard the process has been and whether he has any regrets. i want to talk about if you have any regrets. and, you know, i think you were booed at a dave chappelle concert. a little. well, some say a little. some say a bit more. i think your own lawyer said you couldn't get a fair trial in san francisco because there are lots of people that don't necessarily like you here. yeah, but you know, i was wrong. he was wrong, i guess, because i was acquitted by the san francisco jury unanimously. so. but i guess, look, do you have any regrets about buying twitter? i think it was something that needed to be done. you know, it's i'd say like the pain level of twitter has been extremely high, so hasn't been some sort of party. so it's been really quite a stressful situation over the last several months. not an easy one. i was, but apart from the pain, i mean. so it's been quite painful. but i think at the en

is elon musk doing it by himself with — more steps.lf with his own money, - more steps. is elon musk doing it by himself with his own money, or- himself with his own money, or working with nasa? he himself with his own money, or working with nasa?— working with nasa? he will be workin: working with nasa? he will be working with _ working with nasa? he will be working with nasa, _ working with nasa? he will be working with nasa, but - working with nasa? he will be working with nasa, but it i working with nasa? he will be working with nasa, but it has| working with nasa? he will be i working with nasa, but it has all the hallmarks of private investment. these things were typically be led by the private sector. nasa in the past have been really canny, i think, really clever in the weight they have encourage the private sector to invest, and the way they do it is offer themselves up as a first customer. they did it with a reusable rockets we are using now to take satellite technology. it

>> so what will musk do about the rising threat of ai? musk says he's working on his own alternative to chat gpt called truth gpt. >> i'm worried about the fact it is being viewed politically correct, another way of saying untruthful things. >> yes. >> that is bad time. that is path to ai dystopia, to train ai to be appalling. i will start truth gpt or maximum truth-seeking ai that tries to discover the universe and might be the best path to safety in the sense ai that cares about understanding the universe is unlikely to annihilate humans because we are an interesting part of the universe, hopefully they will think that. >> also during the interview, musk says some government agencies have full access to twitter, including users direct messages and users will soon be able to encrypt their messages. government yaujs had full access to twitter, that blew my mind. >> would that include people's dm's? >> yes, a dm is not encrypted. one thing we're about to release is dm encrypter, able to toggle encryption on or off. if you are in a conversa

>> jackie: what will elon musk do about the rising threat of ai? musk says he's working on his own alternative to chat gpt called truth gpt. >> i'm worried about the fact it is being viewed politically correct, simply another way of saying untruthful things. that is bad time. this is path to ai dystopia, to train ai to be appalling. i will start something called truth gpt or maximum truth-seeking ai that tries to understand nature of the universe. i think this might be the best path to safety in the sense that ai that cares about understanding the universe is unlikely to annihilate humans bau we are interesting part of the universe hopefully they would think that. >> jackie: second part of musk's interview with tucker carlson airs tonight at 8:00, bound to be very, very good. >> todd: part one any indication, part two will be crazy. thank you. we talk, do we like it or not, that is irrelevant discussion now. it is here, we better get used to it and adapt to it. it has been here, great point. the question, what do we do about regulation? we are not

that was the idea. >> but as the years passedd musk and musk found himselfng a preoccupied building aple of enormous companieoupls, spacx and tesla, open, i got awayn aig from him as of tonight.pen ai open i i is no longer open. it's not a nonprofit researchprc project dedicated to using artificial intelligencel to serve humanity. it is instead a commercialtell enterpriseigentin, backed by mio and controlled to some extent controby the democratic party.s elon musk thinks that's a problem. s thre in fact, hate believes it's a threat to human civilization, tantamount to maybe even mount more terrifying than thermonuclear weapons. the conversation you're aboutwe to see took place recentlyap iot a hotel room in los angeles.gele we think it's important enoughen that we're goingt. to play're gn the entire thing for you overof the course of tonight and tomorrow. here's the conversation. 15 t tho. , people so all of a sudden, ai it on t is everywhere. peopleheir who weren't quite sue what it was or playing with itee on their phones. is that good or bad? so i've been thinking about it i for a

but elon musk was asked by anything.ion commission also have a label. and he said there was granularity detail needed to be added to the label that was being rolled out, suggesting, as we heard from james clayton in his e—mail exchanges, that elon musk doesn't think this is totally correct, that he wants to add more information into the mix and that is something he is looking to do. thanks very much, alasdair keane. breaking news, china says the drills it has been carrying out around taiwan have been successfully completed. they have been going on for the last three days. you are watching bbc news. hello again. it has been a pretty wet start to the day. the rain slowly clearing from the east for most of us through the course of the afternoon. it will be followed by showers. and this week is looking much more unsettled than last week. yes, there will be some sunshine, but it is going to be wetter than last week and also windier. you can see where the met office has a yellow warning out for the strength of the wind, gustin

is elon musk attacking free speech? or just protecting his investment.e now to discuss senior editor at reason ro-- robby, what is happening? >> elon musk has a little bit of a point that substack it trying to launch a competitor. it is his company. he said the commitment he made toward free speech this does cut against that. even though it is his company. he can be tyrannical if he wants this is a private institution. i mostly just upset because this is like mom and dad fighting and matt taibbi has done great work with twitter files and elon musk help. to let us know that extent of the censorship that was forced on americans by nat big tech necessarily, in collusion with big tech but main force fbi department of homeland security, cdc, state department. on and on. government bureaucrats, force the social media companies to censor speech. they made them take down joke tweets they didn't like, and taibbi and elon musk helped to reveal, that so, it is a unfortunate break up of this rail useful partnership, i think. and i would prefer if elon would not take

elon musk speaks to the bbc.n and he can make the company profitable once again, but says it hasn't been easy. it's been really quite a stressful situation over the last several months. not an easy one. but apart from the pain, i mean, so it's been quite painful. president biden is in belfast to mark the 25th anniversary of the historic good friday peace agreement. hello and welcome.

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>> elon musk has built immense wealth based on technology.you have him saying some technology freaks me out, i don't know about you, i intend to listen to elon musk on this one. it was a pertinent question from tucker, what is threshold to give the government control to have some sort of off switch to be able to control some sort of super ai and decide it has gone far enough. you don't want to give the government, any government will and whim to shut something like that down and you really saw elon musk struggle with that question, saying, i don't even know i know the answer to that. his explanation of, look, if you have a swaying where software commands are not controlling it and ai has gotten away from you, you need a hardware solution to that. i think this is elon musk warning not only americans, but the world about potential concerns and consequences of this. we would be wise to listen and hopefully this is the beginning of a very rapid conversation about what kind of protection, reasonable protection should the government put in place. >

difficult is staying at home. few months elon musk talks exclusively difficult few months elon musk talks exclusively to the bbc about trouble times i twitter. welcome to bbc news. we start with president biden who's just arrived in the irish capital dublin. earlier he made an impassioned defence of the good friday agreement in belfast 25 years after it was signed. he was greeted on the tarmac at dublin airport by the irish taoieseach leo varadkar. the pair then left in a motorcade, heading for co louth after the bad weather halted plans for the president to travel by helicopter. it's been a busy, busy day for the us president. it started with a meeting with rishi sunak both expressing their hope that power sharing can be restored. joe biden also met the leaders of the five main parties off camera he said he was in listening mode. the president will not be visiting stormont is currently not functioning since the democratic unit is party withdrew support in post—brexit trading arrangements. the president acknowledged differences but said he hoped to power—sharing would resume. i difference

that brings us to the talk of the tape musk moments dan is here with me always always onset they cut prices again. how many times now, six? >> six. >> what do you make of this? >> it's the moment of truth. they cut prices. demand it's all about margins that's the story if they can maintain the margins, it's a flex the muscle moment for musk. >> how do you believe they will? their margins are better than everybody else by leaps and bounds into space. why do you believe margins will hold up as prices continue to come down? >> it's the scale we see in china. that's important battery costs ultimately that's the golden goose. if you're able to custom battery costs globally, that gives them more flexibility to cut costs. we believe this is the start of what's going to be a narrative, whether they're able to cut prices and margins stable and demand we're looking at 35 to 40% growth. >> even though they're cutting prices and doing so with regularity, it's not like the delivery numbers have increased. what does that say about the demand that you say is great >> great point we're going through

tucker carlson interview with elon musk.♪ >> sixth avenue part of our building and see the american flag and look who is on the curvey couch with us. we have will and we have pete. it's like the weekend. continue. >> weekend continued indeed. >> ainsley: i wish it did.

what is elon musk's _ this is what it is all about. musk's vision when it. this is what it is all about. what is elon musk's vision when it comes to starship? he is elon musk's vision when it comes to starship?— to starship? he is trying to give something _ to starship? he is trying to give something we've _ to starship? he is trying to give something we've never - to starship? he is trying to give something we've never really i to starship? he is trying to give i something we've never really had before and that is a fully and rapidly reusable rocket. if you look back through the history of rocketry, vehicles are expendable. use them once and throw them away. through time we've had bits of rockets that are reusable. his own folk in nine rocket of course, he brings the bottom part, the lowest edge every time he flies it. —— his own flacon nine rocket. but he expends the top part. that would be like to put a new cockpit on, if you want to bring it back, because you had expended the cockpit. we need a rocket that is totally reusable, and

now actually, elon musk is now ueome— actually, elon musk is now become-head- actually, elon musk isee all of platform, i want to see all of me— platform, i want to see all of the transphobes,_ platform, i want to see all of the transphobes, the homophobes off or— the transphobes, the homophobes off of mm— the transphobes, the homophobes off of this platform completely , eomprerery— off of this platform completely , completely censored. that's eomprerery— , completely censored. that's comprerery up— , completely censored. that's completely up to— , completely censored. that's completely up to him because it's completely up to him because me me— completely up to him because it's his company— completely up to him because it's his company ._ completely up to him because it's his company. however, it rem-r.— it's his company. however, it reu-r. r— it's his company. however, it reu-r. r murk— it's his company. however, it isn't. i think need to be isn't. i think we need to be very— isn't. i think we need to be very clear— isn't. i think we need to be very clear about— isn't. i think we ne

that is what elon musk is saying full stop elon musk on twitter saying he is incredibly happy with whatwhat you are seeing their because we know a report on allegations of bullying against the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, has been handed to the prime minister, rishi sunak. he is considering that at the moment he will now decide on the fate of dominic raab, so we are watching to see when that will happen. that could be at any minute, so we have a team at downing street and we are keeping across that story as well, but more as well coming up on that successful flight of starship. the last time i saw him, he was effectively dead.— effectively dead. david is at reading's — effectively dead. david is at reading's sel _ effectively dead. david is at reading's sel stadium - effectively dead. david is at reading's sel stadium this | effectively dead. david is at - reading's sel stadium this evening to chew on his beloved luton. thank ou. to chew on his beloved luton. thank you- saved — to chew on his beloved luton. thank you- saved my _ to chew on his beloved luton. thank you. saved my

brooke singman hear from part two of musk's exclusive interview. >> brooke: elon musk warning artificial intelligence can influence future elections. watch this. >> raise concern of ai being significant influence in elections and even if you say ai doesn't have agency, it is likely people will use ai as tool in elections. if ai is smart enough, are they using the tool or is the tool using them? things are getting weird and getting weird fast. >> brooke: ai continues to grow, musk says governments should put contingency steps in place, like an off switch, for the areas that house ai bots. >> there may be some -- may be wise to have a contingency plan where the government has ability to shut down power to these server centers, like you don't have to blow it up, just cut the power. >> what would flip that switch, the threshhold you have to warrant for government cutting off your signal? >> i guess if we lost control of some super ai, i don't have precise answer, but something we're concerned about and are unable to stop it with software commands, then we probably want to have some type of h

what you make of elon musk calling this experience painful? they burnt down a house and their hands got burned. i do not know what to say. here's the one that has caused pain, in terms of how he fired people and a lot of the the mistakes — the mistakes were made. things that are very typical of him and many people in silicon valley when he made the mistakes. he also bought it for too much to start with. it was an interesting interview because he acted like it was all foisted upon him and he was a victim, but it is a fine, that is what these people do a lot of the time but he is the one that's causing all the problems, he is causing all the chaos, he is causing all the changes and to me i think he should take responsibility for it and not talk about how in pain he is. why don't you think he doesn't do that? because he's...| do not know what to tell you about silicon valley people, it is never their fault. they want to play the saviour and come in and save this place and endure the enormous pain, when he has behaved badly on the platform, he has

elon musk is. and that's what i told ducker last night. watch. >> the smartest creatures as far as we know on this earth is humans. our defining characteristic. we obviously are weaker than chimpanzee and less agile but real smarter. so now what happens when something vastly smarter than the smartest person comes along in silicon form? it's very difficult to predict what will happen that circumstance. called the singularity like a black hole. you don't know what happens after that. it's hard to predict. so i think we should be cautious with a.i. and we should, i think there should be some government oversight because it effects -- it's a danger to the public. and so when you have things that are a danger to the public, you know, like, let's say, good and drug administration ands federal aviation administration the fcc. we have these agencies to oversee things that effect the public where if they can do public harm and you don't want companies cutting corners on safety. and then having people suffer as a result. so, i have actually for a lo

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i we all have before musk. i mean, we all have before he musk.. here is your latest forecast from the met office. so as we go through the next few days, for many of us, it's going to be fairly cloudy tomorrow. but the brighter set to return brighter skies are set to return as we go into early week. as we go into early next week. so here's the situation at the moment. we've got high pressure trying across the uk, trying to move in across the uk, but these two weather fronts will many western will move in across many western areas we go through next areas as we go through the next 24 hours, bringing in another spell and rain. you can spell of cloud and rain. you can see the graphics here see it on the graphics here already into northern see it on the graphics here already and into northern see it on the graphics here already and eventuallyirthern see it on the graphics here already and eventually into rn ireland and eventually into scotland as the evening on scotland as the evening goes on for eastern parts , for many eastern parts, actually, it's

then from there, elon musk answered the questions.emingly wanted to engage, that there were also times of levity. and a ton of news lines, things he had never said. here are some highlights. is that every day you find yourself invited by a rich and is a wind chill person to a sit-downnterview. the inevitable curveball -- we are about to go live. go live on twitter. we did not know about that, but you never know with elon musk. where he sat down, he was in the mood to check. how do you think it has gone? >> it has not been born. it has been quite a roller coaster. the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. this has not been some party. it has been quite a stressful situation. where their mistakes made on the way? of course. >> when you put that initial bid in, you sent, i did not want to buy twitter and market then you changed your mind and decided to buy it. did you do that because he was a court would make you? >> yes. that is the reason. >> so you were still trying to get out there? >> yes. >> interesting. so you do not actu

that is elon musk, we didn't know about that but you never know with elon musk.. the pain level of twitter has been extremely high. it hasn't been some sort of party. so, it's been really quite a stressful situation. there were many mistakes and along the way. i were many mistakes and along the wa . . w' were many mistakes and along the wa. way. i asked him about teacher la -offs. way. i asked him about teacher lay-offs- the — way. i asked him about teacher lay-offs- the way _ way. i asked him about teacher lay-offs. the way they - way. i asked him about teacher lay-offs. the way they said, . way. i asked him about teacher . lay-offs. the way they said, pretty lay—offs. the way they said, pretty much everyone said, it felt quite haphazard and a little bit uncaring. i wouldn't say uncaring. the issue is, the company was either going to go bankrupt if we did not cost cost immediately. this is not an uncaring situation, if the holes ship sinks that no one is going to get out. you don't musk — that no one is going to get out. you don't musk initially wants to pull ou

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elon musk has come and colonized our region.a chica beach is part -- a state park, part of the lower rio grande valley wildlife refuge, part of a wildlife corridor that is very important for species to migrate. boca chica beach is sacred land. families have been going there for generations to fish posted it is considered the poor people speech because it is for local people that don't have to pay fees to enter and can go fish to feed their families. it is also where the tribe hold their sacred ceremonies. musk has been using a private police and local police to turn people away so he can host his press conferences and parties and test dangerous rocket equipment. that is what we have been seeing. some of the routine testing has caused over 60 acres of the wildlife refuge to burn down, has sparked grass fires. we have seen threats and deaths of migratory birds and endangered species like the ocelot. amy: i also went ask about this point we raised in the lede as well, netta/or the federal aviation administration determined that spa

what musk dismissed as glitches.tion on the >> i actually think there's less these days because we have eliminated so many of the bots, which were pushing scams and spam. and previously, previous management turned a blind eye. >> reporter: one study found a constant linked to false information have seen engagement increased 42% since musk purchased the company last october. what's indisputable is the financial hit twitter has taken. in march, musk valued the company at $20 billion, down from the $44 billion he paid. >> i think we are trending toward being half load positive very soon, literally in a matter of months. >> reporter: but there is also concern users will follow npr's lead and leave the site altogether. musk has previously said he would find a new ceo to run the struggling company, which he joked about in the interview. >> i am not the ceo twitter. my dog is the ceo of twitter. >> reporter: when pressed further, he said he planned o name a successor at some point. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles.

elon musk certainly thinks a lot. the move he's making in hopes of changing the way we all use twitter in the future. >>> but let's begin with the details in the week shooting on 880 that killed a 5-year-old girl. for several hours today investigators shut down that freeway to look for evidence tied to the shooting. they're still looking for the gunman. our thom jensen, what are you learning? >> reporter: i wish we were learning more. so far we don't have any suspect description, any car vehicle descriptions or anything of that nature, which we would normally have by this time several days after the shooting. the investigators out there are just near warren avenue in the southbound lanes trying to find any clues to get evidence to find those suspects. we thought when this first happened maybe they had some suspects, people in custody they could talk to. it turns out those people may not have been linked to this at all, those folks picked up and questioned about an earlier shooting in fremont just minutes before this o

fox news exclusive, tucker karlson sitting down with elon musk who talks about the government and big tech. >> agree to which various government agencies had full access to everything going on on twitter blew my mind. i was not aware of that. >> ashley: musk has major warning about ai, we have preview of the blockbuster interview. >> todd: and new conservative to amazon geared toward consumers who are sick of woke corporations, we're talking to the ceo next. >> ashley: it seems like more and more companies are going woke and alienating american consumers in the process. one ceo is fighting back with launch of public square, featuring number of companies that stick to traditional values as alternative to amazon. michael seifert of public square joins me now. thank you for getting up with me. tell us what makes public square so much different than amazon? >> well, there are a number of i think things, most prom nents, we're addressing the largest unamerican in world. i'm part of this market and felt for years major corporate entities have continue to turn against me and my values. nike,

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porque a pesar de eso, la compaÑÍa space x lo considera un Éxito, esta es la nave con que elon musk quiere y a marte. noticias telemundo, con julio vaqueiro. buenas tardes, a esta hora unos 40 millones de personas estÁn en alerta por tiempo severo en estados unidos, en 4 estados tratan de sobre ponerse al paso destructivo de 21 tornados, en oklahoma el saldo es de 3 personas muertas, mire este dato, en lo que va de 2023, van 575 tornados, es casi la mitad de lo que se espera para todo el aÑo, carlos robles tiene el informe. >> en medio de poderosas descargas elÉctricas el gigantesco tornado comenzÓ a tomar fuerza, fueron ocho torbellinos como este que afectaron el estado de oklahoma destruyendo todo lo que habÍa a su paso, hay daÑos significativos informÓ el oficial foster de la patrulla de carreteras de oklahoma, ademÁs explicÓ que los tornados habÍan dejado a oscuras a muchos ya que lanzaron al suelo sin piedad tendido elÉctrico, segÚn la agencia que monitorea el abastecimiento de energÍa en estados unidos hay miles de personas sin electricidad, continÚan con las labores de bÚsqueda y re

we saw elon musk there — sometime after 2030. we saw elon musk there very — sometime after 2030.re very briefly in the - musk there very briefly in the control room, what difference does it make that it's elon musk at the head of this project, rather than nasa or the european space agency? and other good question. he's the one that really drives this, he's the one who's brought a different attitude towards risk in the space industry and the launch industry. he doesn't like to fail but he accepts that you have to fail to learn and move on. without elon musk pushing the staff at spacex and pushing nasa into a different way of doing business, this wouldn't have happened, so is critical to the whole thing and still maintains a really active involvement in spacex. doctor adam baker, thank you. pleasure. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. it's a performance with poise and grace. a hans christian andersen classic, the snow queen is the story of a shattered mirror — the message that society can overcome a distorted reality. the production has been devised in birmingham

part two of tucker's interview with elon musk aired last night, musk again warned about the dangers of have we got, lauren? lauren: everyone thinks of that doomsday scenario when the robots take us over. but elon musk was talking about another disturbing scenario, the training by certain humans of this artificial intelligence to manifest their world view of both politics and history. like a big silicon valley-minded frankenstein group think unleashed. elon musk says that is the equivalent of training a.i. to lie, and it could influence the ballot box. >> i raise the concern of a.i. being a significant influence in elections. and even if you say that a.i. doesn't have agency, well, it's very likely that people will use the a.i. as a tool. in elections. you know, if a.i.'s smart enough, are they using the tool, or is the tool using them? so i think things are getting weird, and they're getting weird fast. lauren: i didn't think of that. but he said in that interview, look, chatgpt writes better than human beings, it just does. it could write a social media post really convincingly. that

if elon musk is raising flags, i'm worried.hicago couple speaking out after being attacked during last weekend's violent teen takeover. >> dj had my hand trying to lead me through the crowd. they pushed me, they pushed him. they said they were going to kill us. >> it was very random, we had just left nordstrom and looking for somewhere to eat and saw that group. >> brian: we don't know what generated that. the couple is looking for the "good day new york" samaritans that drove them to the hospital. and this is caught on camera, warning the video you are about to see pretty graphic. look at that. he said god told him to. >> steve: security footage capturing guy walking up behind a female police officer and clobbering her from the back of the head with a bottle before attacking her partner. this happened monday in the bronx, the "new york post" says the suspect has 11 arrests. >> brian: should that guy get bail? he said god told him to do it. totally random, nothing against her. that is what happens when you talk about how bad k0

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i mean, we all have before he musk. i mean, we all have before to took— musk.he moment. we've got high pressure trying move across the uk, trying to move in across the uk, but these two weather fronts will many western will move in across many western areas as we go through next areas as we go through the next 24 hours, bringing in another areas as we go through the next 24 hoof;, bringing in another areas as we go through the next 24 hoof cloud]ing in another areas as we go through the next 24 hoof cloud and in another areas as we go through the next 24 hoof cloud and rain.other areas as we go through the next 24 hoof cloud and rain. you r areas as we go through the next 24 hoof cloud and rain. you can spell of cloud and rain. you can see the graphics here see it on the graphics here already moving northern already moving into northern ireland eventually into ireland and eventually into scotland goes on scotland as the evening goes on for eastern parts , for many eastern parts, actually, going to remain actually, it's going to remain fairly clear actually, it'

elon musk said that this is a success.blow up the launch pad, the fact that it actually flew for a few minutes perhaps they view this as a success. i certainly see it that way. there are a few things that are important. it did not damage the launch pad, it did not do any damage to anything that i'm aware of. but i think more importantly in our business, we have several different things when you launch a rocket, one of which is the most important and something called next kilo. it is the place where the most stress is on the racket and on the launch system, and this racket actually passed that point of stress on its way up before it did its rapid disintegration, as they say. you are yourself a space entrepreneur. your company builds... reasonable space pains. i suppose in many ways you are dealing yourself with all of these different issues.- are dealing yourself with all of these different issues. yes, and i think when _ these different issues. yes, and i think when you _ these different issues. yes, and i think when you a

what musk dismissed as glitches. he also pushed back on claims of rampant misinformation on the site. >> i actually think there is less these days because we've eliminated so many of the bots which were pushing scams and spam. and previous management turned a blind eye. >> reporter: one study found accounts that were linked to false information have seen engagement increase 42% since musk purchased the company last september. in musk, valued the 20 at $20 billion, down from the $44 billion he paid. >> i think we're trending toward being cash flow positive very soon, within a matter of months. >> reporter: but there is also a concern users will follow npr's lead and leave the site altogether. musk has previously said he would find a new ceo to run the struggling company, which he joked in the interview. >> i'm not the ceo of twitter. my dog is the ceo of twitter. >> reporter: when pressed further, he said he planned to name a successor at some point. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. >>> another prominent rep

musk and the c.f.o. about this idea they have plenty of room to work with in terms of margin and they are comfortable with what they are doing but i think it is hard to stomach that if you're an investor to look at the challenges that they are having on the top line. tom: the margin difference vs. ford at 6%. he is known, of course, musk for making bold predictions. did he come out with anything more in the call in terms of his tone that stood out to you? >> one of the things was this idea on the front end they are willing to accept limited profitability or limited margins and this sort of idea that on the back end maybe they will be able to make sort of recurring revenue or revenue related to software services. i think this idea this they are going to be able to deliver autonomy is something they have talked about year after year as being hope and a possibility. i think there is a lot of skepticism in part by the fact that year after year, we don't see that. and i think, you know, while there was yet an

that is elon musk's company. on tesla's sock? if. susan: i would say no. stuart: no. susan: although i would imagine that spacex add adds to his value. so it's a $100 billion space company. we know he recently raised money last year, and this is entertaining stuff, right? stuart: it's good stuff, it's. i like to hear the crowd in the background. that's musk's people, obviously, in texas. that's where the space launch was from, in texas. they're cheering this thing on, and so they should. that's a wild success. biggest rocket ever launched. ultimately, that will take human beings to the moon and to mars. susan: and it's also notable, by the way, that spacex is the first private space company that has driven space travel successfully. stuart: yeah, that's true. sir richard branson's company -- susan: that's tourism. but it only drives you to the edge of orbit. stuart: and they're bankrupt. susan: ono. you're thinking of virgin galactic. susan: stuart: let me get that straightened out, sir richard branson's company