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Elon Musk wants to simulate software giants like Microsoft with AI - and calls his new company "Macrohard"

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Good morning, my dears,

Elon is now declaring war on Microsoft. Does this mean the end for the software giant?


Even if Elon's project were to fail, it would still be interesting for us investors to see who builds the infrastructure. And which blade suppliers and energy providers are on board. 💰💰


Elon Musk announces the founding of an AI software company called "Macrohard".


According to this, Musk plans to simulate software companies like Microsoft with AI.


"Macrohard" would join a whole series of companies owned by the billionaire.


Elon Musk announced that he wanted to "simulate" software companies such as Microsoft using only artificial intelligence. He even already has a name for the new company: "Macrohard".


Musk wrote in an X-Post on Friday that his AI startup xAI is building a "pure AI software company called Macrohard". "It's an ironic name, but the project is very real," he said. "Since software companies like Microsoft don't make physical hardware themselves, it should in principle be possible to fully simulate them with AI."


Musk gave no further details. A spokesperson for xAI did not respond to a request for comment. A spokesperson for Microsoft also did not respond to a request for comment.


Musk is investing more in AI

Brent Mayo, an engineer working for xAI, retweeted Musk's post. Documents from the US Patent and Trademark Office also show that xAI filed a trademark application for "Macrohard" on August 1.


The application lists a broad range of AI-focused goods and services for "Macrohard", including "downloadable computer software for artificially generating human speech and text" and "downloadable computer software for designing, coding, executing and playing video games using artificial intelligence"


Macrohard would join Musk's long list of companies that he either partially owns or operates. Currently, Musk is simultaneously responsible for Tesla, xAI, X Corp, The Boring Company, SpaceX and Neuralink.


https://www.businessinsider.de/wirtschaft/elon-musk-will-software-giganten-wie-microsoft-mit-ki-simulieren-und-nennt-sein-neues-unternehmen-macrohard/

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Another air bubble? But you have to give him credit for one thing. He is undoubtedly one of the best air salesmen on the planet.
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I always get ideas like this after a visit to the club when the effects of the keto start to wear off. 😘
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@TotallyLost
It never gets boring with Elon.
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Well if the Ki simulation goes as well as his Tesla autonomous driving, then we're looking at a golden future.
But seriously, this is yet another "not" announcement to keep the Tesla cult happy IMHO.
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MacroHard..😭
Word becomes Silence, Excel becomes Fail.
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Go for it, Musk. But please buy the chips from NVIDIA, preferably to the tune of 200-300 billion, so that I can benefit from your increasingly abstruse promises.
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@Charmin
I hope he comes up with more funny ideas that our companies can benefit from.
Maybe he'll even end up using Microsoft's software and cloud.
🙈🙈
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Gill Bates becomes the first CEO and the most important software is Doors.
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@Soprano and teams become solos.
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@Savvy_investor_2000
I read your new post, by the way.
Quite impressive how you conjure up a bureaucratic stage play from an act of small investor disposal, in which even notarial seals become a metaphor for a delegitimized state order.
Your fantasy of framing the whole thing as a "simulation of the rule of law" is once again worthy of an award ... even Kafka could learn something new 😉
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@Savvy_investor_2000
But what fascinates me the most is how many people will be caught up in your story again...
Collective emotionalization...chapeau for your imagination...seriously, the storytelling and the art of knitting a social drama even out of a forced settlement, because in the end everyone applauds again...👏🏻
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@Savvy_investor_2000 Do you need medical help?
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@Soprano
Those who immediately pathologize show above all how few arguments are left. Your agenda is obvious.

https://getqu.in/0oYlHH/
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@Savvy_investor_2000 What do I need "arguments" for? We're not discussing anything. In fact, you're just taking a nasty dump on me from the side with an unsolicited literary criticism of my posts :D Hence my question as to whether there's anything I can do to help you.

So if you actually wanted to start a professional discussion - or even invite me on a date - that was a pretty clumsy approach.
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@Soprano
You are not staging a bureaucratic nightmare here, you are using it deliberately to undermine the legitimacy of the rule of law itself by declaring any seals of approval to be symbols of arbitrary power and building strange political bridges to Ukraine.

Cleverly packaged ... first the victim, then "radicalization" as a label. And spin it as if the system pushes people like you to extremes.
That's dangerous and that's exactly your agenda. Not to criminalize the proceedings, but to undermine trust in the rule of law itself.

And that's no coincidence with you, it's a system. Soft framing, stirring up outrage, cheap emotional delivery... and ultimately generating reach through followers.
This is precisely why this pattern runs so systematically through most of your posts. You are replicating a pattern.
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@Yoshika And what do you want from me now? Still no one knows why you are trying to explain my own posts to me. So apparently you don't like them somehow, the question is who asked? And why are you now writing to me from a different account than before?
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@Soprano
"Who asked"... is this now a retreat into childishness? Increasingly empty of content in any case. No one has to ask you to respond to your post, this is a discussion forum, not a wish concert.
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@Yoshika We're still not discussing anything - you haven't even provided a topic for discussion or asked a question. All you're doing is preaching to me and that's actually the reason why I react dismissively to this kind of lecture. I just find it bizarre and inappropriate.
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