Elon Musk’s X and xAI deal is the newest current thing

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Elon Musk just pulled off a move that’s got everyone talking. He’s sold his social media platform X to his AI startup xAI.

This isn’t just any sale, it’s a $33 billion deal that’s intertwined with a whole lot of controversy. Give me a popcorn!

Synthesis

Musk says the futures of xAI and X are now tied at the hip, and this combination is supposed to unlock some serious potential.

He’s talking about blending xAI’s AI magic with X’s massive reach to build a platform that doesn’t just reflect the world but accelerates human progress.

Sounds like a dream, right? But here’s the twist in the story, this move comes right as a US judge rejected Musk’s bid to dismiss a lawsuit accusing him of defrauding former Twitter shareholders. Talk about timing.

A lawsuit heats up

Now, this lawsuit just got a whole lot spicier. Adam Cochran from Cinneamhain Ventures says that by selling X to xAI, Musk has opened up his AI entity to more exposure, and it’s a much bigger pie.

The lawsuit claims Musk delayed disclosing his initial investment in Twitter, and now xAI is potentially on the hook too.

It’s like Musk just added fuel to a fire that was already burning bright.

The numbers don’t lie

Musk valued xAI at $80 billion and X at $33 billion, with $12 billion in debt from the original $45 billion valuation. But Cochran isn’t buying it.

He claims Musk used inflated xAI stock to overpay for X, taking an $11 billion loss in the process.

It’s like Musk is playing a game of financial Jenga, except this time, he’s not just risking his own money, he’s putting xAI investors in the mix too.

xAI is known for its AI chatbot Grok, which Musk says can outperform OpenAI’s ChatGPT in some tests.

While some think Grok is the real deal, others call the valuation insanely dumb. But one thing’s for sure, with this move, Musk has just made the stakes a whole lot higher.

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