Sam Altman and Elon Musk Trade Barbs Over Who Is More Full of Shit

In the happiest times, the CEO of Openai SAM Altman and CEO of Tesla El Musk was a friends and commercial partners, but their bromine has turned to acid long ago. Over the past few years, the two have publicly hated Another and Take every opportunity they can dive into each other’s business efforts. This week, Altman and Musk’s runner poured into public opinion again, as the two tried to determine who was the biggest liar.

The entire KerfFFle was started by Musk, who incited the fighting by claiming that there is a type of companies’ conspiracy to keep applications such as Grok from hitting number 1 in the application store. “Apple is the internet portal for half of America,” Mousse was published on Tuesday. “They make it impossible for any other company Amnesty International to succeed by promoting Openai in every possible way!” The spectators were quick to point out that there is fundamental evidence on the contrary. In fact, many societal observations that were attached to MUSK tweet indicated that other artificial intelligence applications – such as Deepseek and Perplexity – have managed to climb to the top of the application store this year, a fact that seems to refute the musk theory of Openai.

It was not long before the musk tweet, Altman decided to jump to the battle: “This is a noticeable claim given what I heard is that Elon is doing it to manipulate X to take advantage of his private companies and harm his competitors and people who don’t like,” said Amnesty International.

“I got 3 million views about your nonsense, you are a liar, much more than you received in many of my country, although I 50 times the number of your followers!” Musk answered, in a post seemed to Tenor resemble the eighth grade student.

Altman has returned to a challenge: “Will you sign a written certificate that you have never directed to changes to the X algorithm in a way that harmed your competitors or helped your private companies? I will apologize if so.”

The X user jumped in the thread and asked Grok about the opinion of the argument. From the sovereignty, Grok appears to be consistent with Altman: “Based on verified evidence, SAM Altman is right. MUSK Apple Antitrust is undermined by applications like Deepseek and Perplexity that reaches 2025. On the contrary, Musk has a history of shake. It was not long after that, X shared in Thatgpt tweet GROK, and writing: “Bot Good”.

Musk later sought to clarify the reason for Grok to say such mysterious things about its creator (NewSflash: It is the error of the news media): “The fact that Grok is allowed to say wrong definition data about me and not be banned or deleted (which will be easy to do) speaks to the integration of this platform.” Musk said: “As I mentioned, Grok gives a lot of credibility to the old media sources!” Musk later answered on a ChatgPT post with a screen snapshot that it is showing the Altman’s Chatbot that MUSK was more worthy of trust than Altman.

Musk has been accused several times from falsifying his social media platform in favor of its favorite content. A study published last year claimed that it showed evidence that the conservative content was amplified. [on X] To show all his tweets first. “I hope someone will get a counter -discovery in this. I and many others like to know what is happening,” Alkman’s books.

Musk later took revenge. “Altman’s fraud lies easily as it breathes,” the publication of the billionaire, the sharing of a post from another user indicating allegations that Altman was false. Gizmodo has arrived in Altman via Openai, to Musk via Tesla, and to Apple.

When it comes to the one who wins the war of artificial intelligence, the answer is clearly: altman. Despite its recent obstacles (many GPT-5 were welcomed as a piece of shit) and the progress of competitors (Genai Space has become significantly crowded since the first days of ChatGPT), Openai is still one of the most powerful artificial intelligence companies in the market. On the contrary, Musk’s XAI made a name for itself largely by promoting the wonderful character of Chatbot, Grok. Xai grows, however. Modern reports indicate that the company is burning from criticism because it tries to stand on its infrastructure from artificial intelligence. Despite all the money and resources that enable both men and companies to acquire, it does not seem to have created Chatbots that can decide which men are more worthy of confidence.