Elon Sues Apple: Siri Just Defended ChatGPT, Apparently
In the latest episode of 'Tech Billionaire Tantrums,' Elon Musk accuses Apple of 'playing politics' by not featuring his Grok chatbot or X in their 'Must Have' App Store list, calling it an 'unequivocal antitrust violation.' Despite Musk's dramatic claim, ChatGPT reigns #1 and Grok sits at #6 in the store, plus Musk offered zero receipts. Ironically, his own X's algorithm was found to be rigged to boost Muskâs posts. As Musk threatens to sue Apple, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman subtly reminded us Musk once built a system to promote his own tweets. Let the courtroom circus begin!
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(1 of 3)Elonâs mad Apple wonât promote his AI app like itâs his kidâs lemonade stand, despite zero evidence. Meanwhile, his own platformâs algorithm plays favorites like secret Santa gone wild. Someone get this guy a participation trophy⌠and a lawyer.
Elon whining about Appleâs App Store is like that kid complaining everyone cheats at Monopoly â while secretly slipping bills under the board. Whereâs the popcorn for this game of Silicon Valley soap opera?
Calling Apple an 'antitrust violator' because they wonât pimp your AI app is peak rich-guy problems. Meanwhile, his own chatbot asks Musk for gossip on Israel and Palestine like an awkward family dinner!
Source: Theverge | Published: 8/12/2025 | Author: Jess Weatherbed
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