Tech titans Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have stirred up a social media frenzy over speculations they may engage in a cage fight. Musk tweeted that he’s up for a cage match if he is, referring to Zuckerberg, after a tweet suggested that Meta, the parent company of Facebook, might soon launch a rival to Musk’s Twitter. Zuckerberg, who won some medals in his first jiu-jitsu tournament earlier this year, seemingly accepted the challenge by posting a screenshot of Musk’s tweet on an Instagram story, asking him to send me location.
Even Musk’s peers are eagerly waiting for the outcome. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated that he would go watch if he and Zuck actually did that in a Bloomberg interview, although he doesn’t think he would ever take Musk on in a physical fight. Altman and Musk were part of the group that founded OpenAI in 2015, before Musk stepped down from its board of directors in 2018. Both have since exchanged taunts.
Altman described Musk as someone who really cares about AI safety a lot. He said that while they hold different opinions on some aspects, we both care about that and he wants to make sure we, the world, have the maximal chance of a good outcome. Meanwhile, netizens are eager to witness if the two modern-day entrepreneurs will actually duke it out or if it’s all talk.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Related to the Above News
What is the speculation surrounding Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg?
There is speculation that the two may engage in a cage fight after Musk tweeted that he's up for a cage match if Zuckerberg is.
Why did Zuckerberg seemingly accept Musk's challenge?
Zuckerberg seemingly accepted the challenge by posting a screenshot of Musk's tweet on an Instagram story, asking him to send me location.
What did OpenAI CEO Sam Altman say about the potential cage fight?
Altman said that he would go watch if Musk and Zuck actually did that in a Bloomberg interview, although he doesn't think he would ever take Musk on in a physical fight.
What is the relationship between Musk and Altman?
Musk and Altman were part of the group that founded OpenAI in 2015, before Musk stepped down from its board of directors in 2018.
What do Altman and Musk both care about?
Altman and Musk both care a lot about AI safety and want to make sure that the world has the maximal chance of a good outcome.
What are netizens eager to witness?
Netizens are eager to witness if the two modern-day entrepreneurs will actually duke it out or if it's all talk.
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