🇺🇸🇸🇦ELON: WE’RE HEADED TO A RADICALLY DIFFERENT WORLD WITH HUMANOID ROBOTS Here is Elon’s interview at the Saudi–U.S. Investment Forum earlier today. 0:42 Humanoid robots 2:40 Elon’s recommendation: The Culture by Iain M. Banks 3:59 Announcements: Robotaxi and Starlink in Saudi Arabia 4:56 The potential of tunnels 5:59 xAI’s... goal: To understand the universe Source: Saudi–U.S. Investment Forum, May 13, 2025show more

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Trump’s Iran strategy is pure leverage—brutal pressure forced Beijing to slash tariffs from 145% to 30% after months of chaos. The goal? Force Tehran to abandon nukes or face consequences. No more JCPOA-style surrender. Musk’s humanoid robots? That’s next-gen American innovation, creating jobs and tech dominance. While DC burns cash on foreign aid, Musk builds the future. Priorities matter.

@elonmusk At 4:56 min Elon mentions the Las Vegas @boringcompany tunnels. Here’s one under The LV Convention Center. Tesla cars for the passengers. ✨

One day, we’ll look back and say—this was the moment everything changed. At the Saudi–U.S. Investment Forum, Elon Musk didn’t just speak about technology. He offered a vision—a crossroad where humanity must choose between evolution and extinction, between fear and wonder. He spoke of humanoid robots—not as machines, but as mirrors, crafted in our image. They’ll walk beside us, work with us, perhaps even care for us. They’ll fold laundry at our side, hold our hands when we’re unwell, walk our children to school. Will they reflect who we are? Or reveal who we’ve forgotten to become? The question is no longer “Can they think?”—but “Will we teach them to feel?” He urged us to read The Culture by Iain M. Banks—a fictional utopia where humans and AI coexist as equals. It wasn’t a casual book recommendation. It was a quiet invitation: We could have this too—if we dare to dream boldly, and build wisely. He announced Robotaxis and Starlink in Saudi Arabia—not just innovations, but invitations. To move without borders. To connect the disconnected. To give voice to corners of the world that have long gone unheard. The desert, once silent, may now speak in light and code. He spoke of tunnels—not just beneath cities, but beneath our deepest fears. Fears of collapse. Of congestion. Of a future that closes in. We dig, not to escape—but to imagine anew. XAI’s mission? To understand the universe. But here’s the deeper truth—when we chase the cosmos, we often end up finding ourselves. In the stars, we glimpse our ancestors. In equations, our hopes. In algorithms, the quiet echo of our souls. In the end, this isn’t about AI, satellites, or tunnels. It’s about us. Our fear of being left behind. Our hunger for meaning. Our silent prayer that, as we build machines with minds, we don’t lose our own hearts. Will we be brave enough to remain human in an age of the extraordinary? “The best way to predict the future is to create it.” — Abraham Lincoln @MansaTesla #ElonMusk #HumanoidRobots #xAI #Starlink #Robotaxi #RiseOfTheFuture #UtopiaOrExtinction #HumanityFirst #TheCulture #DreamBigBuildBigger

I live everything except that “Universe High Income” part. Giving people money just for existing is not the right solution.

@elonmusk So do we want more babies or for robots to take over? What will wipe out humanity first?

The first place where humanoid robots will thrive will be Mars! It’s very likely that they’ll get there first to build the necessary infrastructure so that humans can arrive later.Also, imagine the positive publicity this achievement would bring to Tesla’s humanoid robots! It would be colossal marketing!!