Elon Musk’s SpaceX to invest $2 billion into his xAI startup, report

Spacex invests two billion dollars at Elon Musk AI, as part of a $ 5 billion royal rights round, according to a report.

The investment, which was reported by the Wall Street Journal, is a martyr of investors familiar with the matter, an additional deepening of the relationships between Musk companies, which include Spacex, Tesla and the social media platform X.

Musk has repeatedly tired his companies to enhance the start of the artificial intelligence.

Musk says that Tesla vehicles to get Grok AI Chatbot starting next week

Earlier this year, Musk merged XAI with X, which helped reach Chatbot Grok. The merger of the new company is estimated at 113 billion dollars, with Grok Chatbot now running Starlink and looks at the future integration of Optimus Robots Tesla, according to the report.

The commitment from Spacex comes at a time when Musk Ai Startup is to compete with the Openai competitor. The startup also continues to spend significantly on typical training and infrastructure.

On Sunday, MUSK treated a post on X on whether Tesla can also invest in Xai.

Elon Musk refers to the FIFA Technology Conference for Innovation and Emerging Companies at the Port de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, France, June 16, 2023. (Reuters/Gonzalo Fuentes/Pictures/Reuters photos)

“It will be great, but it is subject to the approval of the board of directors and shareholders,” Musk said.

Musk Grok Chatbot described it as “the smartest artificial intelligence in the world”, although it was recently the subject of controversy after using the anti -Semitic language in its responses, which Xai apologized for, blame for the reason for the creation of Chatbot.

Linda Yakarino is stepped as CEO of the social media platform in Musk X

Spacex headquarters in Hotoren, California, United States, on Tuesday, April 19, 2022. (Alisha Jucevic / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

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“Firstly, we apologize strongly for the horrific behavior that many have suffered,” the company said. “Our intention for @Grok is to provide useful and honest responses to users. After a careful achievement, we discovered that the root cause was an update of the Code of Pot.

The Wall Street Journal and Reuters newspaper contributed to this report.