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Sources detail how Elon Musk has de-emphasized SpaceX's original aim of reaching Mars as it prepares to go public, focusing instead on AI and other moonshots

For years, SpaceX's mission was clear: Get humans to Mars.  —  “The most powerful thing we could do is establish a second …

New York Times Ryan Mac

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  • @virtuistic @virtuistic on bluesky
    He's “de-emphasized” his ridiculous lies in order to try to make AI money off his rocket-exploding failure, you mean?
  • @rmac Ryan Mac on bluesky
    Tired: landing humans on Mars by 2026  —  Wired: Orbital data centers!  Self-sustaining moon colony!  AI chip factory!  $60B deals for AI companies!  —  In the last 6 months, Musk has completely changed the direction of SpaceX.  He's hoping investors will go along for the ride: w…
  • @karlbode.com Karl Bode on bluesky
    These dueling OpenAI and Space X IPO “CEO said a thing!” newscycles are going to be very very annoying [embedded post]