In a post, Musk said Page has made many accurate predictions and that this is one of them. That pressure could make space a viable alternative, according to Casado. Elon Musk has commented on a prediction by his former friend Larry Page , the Google co-founder. The Tesla CEO was remarking on an X video, which showed Patrick O’Shaughnessy of Invest Like the Best retelling a story in which Page answered a question on how much compute will be in orbit. Martin Casado, America investor, links the possible shift to regulation. He points to hundreds of proposed US bills that would restrict the construction of data centres, including in Texas.
Musk said previously that their friendship soured in June 2015 at his 44th birthday party. Google invested $900 million in SpaceX in 2015, the year of the birthday party. Just ahead of its IPO, SpaceX announced that it would lease AI infrastructure to Google for $920 million a month over 32 months.
Because of how far apart the two men have drifted, the exchange stands out. As a result, the search giant owns roughly 4.9% of Musk’s reusable rocket maker, which is now trying to become a major player in AI.
Page reportedly called Musk a “speciesist” for saying he favoured humans over future digital life forms. The two were discussing the terrifying potential of artificial intelligence (AI). The rift may never be repaired, yet their companies are more closely tied than ever.