Elon Musk Refuses Interview, Lets AI Clone Roast His Election Schemes Instead
KEY POINTS
- •Alex Gibney released the nearly four-hour documentary 'Musk' at Venice Film Festival on September 8, 2026.
- •The film covers Tesla’s Autopilot crash liability, Musk’s controversial DOGE role, and his unusual recruitment tactics for fatherhood.
- •Influencer Ashley St. Clair shared details about Musk’s rejected $15 million NDA offer and his desire for a 'legion of children.'
Alex Gibney's four-hour epic 'Musk' premiered on Sept. 8 at Venice, turning Elon from Tesla tycoon to punchline. Despite Musk claiming it's a 'hit piece' and declining interviews, the doc stylishly sidesteps by pimping an AI avatar trained on his own words, perfect for spouting conspiracy theories about Mars and simulations. Highlights include Tesla's Autopilot crash in Florida tied to a $243 million jury hit, a Russian hacker unearthing data Tesla swore it couldn't get, and the 'Godfather of AI' Geoffrey Hinton warning Musk might rig midterms using DOGE, the oddly named federal overhaul Musk ran with Trump. Meanwhile, influencer Ashley St. Clair recounts Musk’s texts pushing her to multiply like Kublai Khan, plus a $15 million NDA buyout she refused. Gibney's doc drops Oct. 16—brace for Musk's DMs to explode like a 'Gatling gun of sperm.'
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(1 of 3)Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/9/2026 | Author: Jason Guerrasio