Elon Musk's main aim is 'world domination' | Lewis Goodall on LBC
February 11, 2025
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as posted by the channelElon Musk has offered $97 billion (£78.3 billion) to buy ChatGPT creator OpenAI - just months after suing the start-up he helped found.
Musk, alongside a consortium of investment firms and his own AI start-up xAI, have said they want to buy the tech company in a bid to revert it back to its “charitable mission” as a non-profit research lab.
Billionaire Trump ally Musk founded OpenAI alongside current chief executive Sam Altman in 2015 but left the company after their relationship grew tense.
The company was originally founded as a non-profit organisation but is now transitioning to a for-profit model.
Lewis Goodall argues that there's a chance the tech billionaire could be the 'most powerful man to ever live', as he analyses what Elon Musk's true aim is.
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