@WEB3_furture: Sam Altman may be truly impressed by Musk's financial strength. At the Paris AI Summit, Altman talked about Elon Musk, saying 'I hope Elon stops those lawsuits and acquisitions and just competes by making better products.' 'Elon may live his entire life with insecurity; I feel he is not a happy person.'
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At the Paris AI Summit, Sam Altman commented on Elon Musk, expressing hope that he would stop lawsuits and acquisitions and compete with better products, and stated that Elon might be living in insecurity.
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Sam Altman may truly be impressed by Musk’s financial resources.
At the Paris AI Summit, Altman talked about Elon Musk, saying, “I hope Elon doesn’t engage in lawsuits and acquisitions, but directly makes better products to compete.”
“Elon may have lived his whole life with a sense of insecurity, feeling that he is not a happy person.” https://t.co/rXtGBJpOxb
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