Elon MuskCEO, Technoking, Co-Founder, Director, Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)
10 recorded appearances
Interviewed by editor-in-chief Zanny Minton Beddoes, Musk predicts AI will exceed total human intelligence within about five years and produce an 'age of abundance' by 2036, at which point he claims money stops mattering. He puts a 10-20% probability on catastrophic AI outcomes, and the exchange turns adversarial over his politics.
Surprise remote appearance at the 2026 Abundance Summit: Musk argues for an AI 'hard takeoff' via recursive self-improvement, ties Optimus 3 to a post-scarcity/universal-high-income economy, and claims the economy grows roughly tenfold within a decade.
Davos session on AI regulation and innovation, government efficiency, and where he thinks state capacity is failing.
Three-hour conversation with Peter Diamandis and Dave Blundin at Giga Texas on AGI timelines, the US-China AI race, humanoid robots displacing labor, and Musk's case for universal high income as the endpoint of cheap energy plus cheap robotics.
The least scripted of the recent long-forms: work becoming optional as AI and robotics scale, X's shift to video and AI, Starlink, H-1B and immigration, philanthropy, and advice for builders.
Fireside chat from the 32nd Baron Investment Conference covering Tesla manufacturing and FSD, Optimus, the AI5 chip and a possible Tesla fab, plus Neuralink, xAI/Grok and SpaceX.
Musk's second 2025 Rogan appearance, ranging over government spending and the DOGE effort, platform moderation and free speech on X, and how he expects AI to reshape work and content creation.
His case against OpenAI's for-profit conversion, the Tesla compensation vote and whether he stays, Grokipedia versus Wikipedia, and AI power efficiency as the binding constraint on robotaxis.
All-In Summit session covering Optimus progress and Tesla's AI5 chip, Starlink direct-to-cell phones and Starship, and xAI's next Grok models plus 'Grokipedia', alongside his post-DOGE reflections.
Recorded early in the DOGE period: government waste and the efficiency push, SpaceX and astronauts, AI, and politics.