Elon Musk Claims to Be an Alien at VivaTech Conference
TapTechNews May 26 - On Thursday local time, when tech tycoon Elon Musk attended the VivaTech conference in Paris, he quipped that he was an alien, but no one believed him.
The host asked the boss of SpaceX and Tesla about rumors of his extraterrestrial ancestry, and Musk replied with a smile, I'm an alien, yes, I keep saying I'm an alien, but no one believes me. It is worth noting that the theme of this speech is Anything you always wanted to ask Elon Musk but didn't dare to ask, inspired by the title of a Woody Allen film. Musk participated via video and explained the reason for his absence was to attend his son's graduation ceremony.
When it comes to aliens on Earth, he continued, People often ask me if I think there are aliens on Earth, but I haven't seen any evidence of aliens. If there is, I will post it (evidence) on the X platform. He then said, Maybe we are alone in this galaxy, maybe there are only us humans, and our consciousness is very fragile.
The SpaceX chief executive also talked about the vision of his company and his mission to find signs of life on Mars. He said, The long-term goal of SpaceX is to make humanity a multi-planetary species. We need to become a sustainable multi-planetary civilization. This is the first time in the history of the Earth that this can be done, and this ability may only last for a very short time.
He then pointed out that some things on Earth will destroy the life on Earth as we know it, and said that in order for our long-term survival and the continuation of consciousness, humans need to migrate to Mars and the Moon.
TapTechNews noticed that during the event, questions related to artificial intelligence (AI) and Musk's other company XAI were also thrown out one by one. He criticized OpenAI and Google's Gemini, believing that AI should be trained to be honest and trustworthy, not politically correct. Political correctness is often not true, which means you are making AI lie, and I think this will backfire. Honesty is the best policy.
Elon Musk expects his open-source chatbot GrokAI to try its best to be rigorous, pursue the truth, and be the most interesting. If we are doomed to die, then let's die laughing. However, he also pointed out that before competing with OpenAI or Gemini, GrokAI still has a lot to catch up, and he said this could be achieved by the end of the year.