After Gutting Twitter’s Labor Force, Elon Musk Appears To Be Eyeing Reduced Dependency on Google Cloud’s AI Training Platform
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Elon Musk these days is a content writer’s dream come true, providing the choicest morsels of juicy tidbits at an admirably regular pace. While much of the media continues to examine the Tesla CEO’s Twitter space comments of last night, our attention remains glued on Musk’s recent massive purchase of GPUs.
I would ask what Nevada law has to say about this, but that would assume that Nevada has a body of case law to speak on such things.
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Although, to be fair, I don't know if it's a tested question of law in Delaware whether or not a dog can serve as CEO. pic.twitter.com/PLscLy09AH
— chancehooray daily (@chancery_daily) April 12, 2023
It would not be a quintessential Musk interaction if it did not provide the usual dose of frivolity. In yesterday’s Twitter Space meetup hosted by the BBC and later characterized by the host as simply “bizarre,” Elon Musk said that his dog Floki was, in fact, the actual CEO of Twitter. Bear in mind that Twitter had temporarily changed its logo to one that depicted Dogecoin’s Shiba Inu a few days back.
NEWS: @elonmusk says Twitter is roughly breakeven right now and thinks the company could be cash flow positive this quarter, just ~6 months after he purchased it.
He also reiterated almost all advertisers have come back.
— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) April 12, 2023
On a more serious note, Elon Musk informed the audience that Twitter was “roughly breakeven” right now and that the company just might become cash flow positive in the current quarter.
NEWS: @elonmusk says Twitter currently has around 1,500 employees, an 81% decrease from last
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