Elon Musk Uses AI to Decide if Elon Musk is Trustworthy
In the undeniably Shakespearean drama of tech titans, Elon Musk throws ChatGPT into the ring to settle who’s 'more trustworthy'—him or Sam Altman. Spoiler: ChatGPT once said, 'Musk,' but mostly preferred Altman, making trust a 50/50 AI coin toss. Musk plaintively declares, 'There you have it,' as if backing himself by an AI is the next logical CEO move. Meanwhile, Grok, Musk's own chatbot, cheekily disagrees with him about Apple antitrust claims, earning a 'Good bot' from OpenAI’s official account. Clearly, Musk's feud is powered by lawsuits, bots, and mutual digital disses.
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Nothing screams 'I trust myself' like asking an AI if you're trustworthy and then choosing the one answer that suits your ego. Elon Musk's latest boardroom? Internet bots with opinions stronger than most CEOs.
Elon Musk pitting ChatGPT against Sam Altman is like a toddler asking Siri who's the boss before ignoring the answer and tantruming anyway.
Watching Musk’s AI showdown is like watching two toddlers argue over who’s cooler while the AI referee just rolls its digital eyes.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/13/2025 | Author: Kwan Wei Kevin Tan
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