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The social platform formerly known as Twitter; tied to SpaceXAI. In ToTheMoon: 57 episodes from 2024 to 2026, central in 3 of them; most often alongside AI models and assistants and Markets, investment, and business models.

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On ToTheMoon the social network X is almost always discussed alongside xAI and Grok: for the hosts it is the clearest case of a platform with a live audience and a stream of data turning into a distribution channel for a model. Since 2024 they have asked whether xAI is worth what it is precisely because X exists, and what happens to the network once automated agents act in it alongside people.

Episode 009 noted that xAI can see what people read and share inside X, and that a model built into the network instantly gets millions of loyal users; the same conversation picked apart Musk's poll for the best LLM, won by his own xAI, as a lesson in audience bias. In summer 2024 the hosts noted that X, against the trend of blocking crawlers, trains on users' posts (episode 017). The 2025 merger of xAI and X was called a mostly technical deal, with one host saying it had always seemed to him that xAI was worth so much because of X (episode 052). Another admitted that being on X had not, by itself, tied him to Grok (episode 056).

In 2025 Linda Yaccarino's departure was discussed as a question of where Musk is taking X, and Threads and X were compared by daily engagement rather than sign-ups (episode 066); X's lawsuit against the French government over its algorithms showed that what gets regulated is data access and social influence, not code (episode 068). In 2026 they noted that Grok is used constantly inside X (episode 100), and the blocking of forty-two thousand chatbot-run accounts was examined as the line between productivity with AI and prohibited automation (episode 142).

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018 · 2024-08-11The US Election Is Reshaping the Technology Market Faster Than It Appearscentral009 · 2024-06-09AI Has Not Hit a Ceiling—Products and Corporations Havecentral142 · 2026-07-31AI Makes You More Efficient. Where Does Assistance End and a Violation Begin?central138 · 2026-07-22AI-Native: The Future of Companies or the Most Expensive Mistake?analysis068 · 2025-07-27The ChatGPT Agent Promises to Act for You—and Immediately Runs Into Control, Marketing, and Safetyanalysis066 · 2025-07-13The Interview No Longer Tests the Programmer: AI Is Forcing Companies to Look at Real Workanalysis056 · 2025-05-04AI Now Helps People Pass Interviews and Check Candidates—So Trust in Tests Is Collapsing From Both Sidesanalysis052 · 2025-04-06A “Think” Button Does Not Make a Model Conscious—It Shows the Cost of a Long Taskanalysis171 · 2026-09-27AI Will Buy and Haggle for Us. What Will Become of Humans in Such a World?context168 · 2026-09-20OpenAI Closed Access to the $200 Pro Plan. Is Strong AI Becoming Scarce?context160 · 2026-09-04Your Own Google Across Your Whole Life and Work Is Already Realcontext108 · 2026-05-03ChatGPT-5.5 Reads Prompts and Gets More Expensive: Personalization Is Growing Faster Than Trustcontext104 · 2026-04-05Google Offers to Move Chats Out of ChatGPT: Memory Is Becoming the Main Way to Keep a Usercontext103 · 2026-03-29While OpenAI Scales Back Sora, Google and Anthropic Are Turning Legacy Software Into an Unnecessary Layercontext100 · 2026-03-08OpenClaw Gains Access to Your Computer: An Agent’s Utility Grows in Exact Proportion to the Possible Leakcontext097 · 2026-02-15AI Agents Are Becoming a Systemic Force: One Error Now Travels Through Code, Money, and the Physical Worldcontext096 · 2026-02-08OpenAI and Anthropic Are Beginning a War of Business Models, Not Models: Advertising vs. Expensive Workcontext095 · 2026-02-01Musk Is Suing OpenAI While Both Sides Build a Future Valued in the Trillionscontext093 · 2026-01-18Personal AI Promises to Know You Better—and Quietly Turns Data Into the Main Productcontextextra14 · 2026-01-14OpenAI, Google, and Apple Build AI in the Image of Their Own Organizations—and That Is Why Their Products Are So Differentcontext092 · 2026-01-11AI Is Entering Health and the Home, but Everyday Reliability Lags Behind Medical Promisescontextextra13 · 2025-12-312025 Was the Year of AI Users, Not Companies: Models Entered Life Faster Than Business Processescontext089 · 2025-12-21GPT-5.2 Became One More Version in an Endless Stream: Users Need a Stable Product More Than a New Numbercontext086 · 2025-11-30Mission Genesis Turns AI Into a Government Project Where Electricity Is the Main Resourcecontext084 · 2025-11-16A Trillion-Dollar OpenAI and a Million Tesla Robots: The Market Is Pricing Scale Before It Has Seen Reliabilitycontext077 · 2025-09-28OpenAI Is Building a Labor Market, DeepSeek Is Preparing a New Model, and Compute Scarcity Is Becoming the Main Employercontext076 · 2025-09-21ChatGPT Memory Makes the Assistant More Useful—and Turns Every Error Into a Long Storycontext075 · 2025-09-14Robotaxis Are Already in Silicon Valley: Tesla’s Trillion-Dollar Valuation Depends on the Network, Not the Carcontext071 · 2025-08-17ChatGPT-5 Arrived With a New Problem: Your AI Conversations Can Become Evidencecontext060 · 2025-06-01AI Search, Grok in Telegram, and Stargate: The Market Is Forming Around a New Intermediarycontext059 · 2025-05-25OpenAI Wants a Device of Its Own While Google Turns the Entire Internet Into One AI Interfacecontext050 · 2025-03-23Chinese Models Are Advancing Through Freedom of Choice, Not the Quality of a Single Answercontext046 · 2025-02-23Grok 3 Did Not End the ChatGPT Era—It Showed That the Race Now Runs Every Daycontext036 · 2024-12-15$200 ChatGPT Is Not a Luxury if the Model Actually Replaces Expensive Workcontext029 · 2024-10-27AI Promises to Find Work Faster—and Turns the Job Market Into a Competition Between Botscontext028 · 2024-10-20Elon Musk Is Building AI as an Industrial Project: One Hundred Thousand GPUs, Tesla, SpaceX, and the Price of Scalecontext022 · 2024-09-08Telegram, OpenAI, and the Market for Trust: Why Polished Numbers Can No Longer Be Taken at Face Valuecontext017 · 2024-08-04ChatGPT Is Changing Search, but the Web Is Not Disappearing—What Changes Is Who Captures the Valuecontext016 · 2024-07-28Twenty-Eight AI Startups and One Central Question: Where Is the Real Business?context013 · 2024-07-07China Is Not Merely Catching Up in AI—It Is Building Its Own Technology Systemcontext008 · 2024-06-02NVIDIA Became the Symbol of the AI Boom, but the Market Is Already Crowded With Products That Have No Real Defensibilitycontext005 · 2024-05-10Autopilot, Remote Work, and Regulation: Technology Is Limited Not by What It Can Do, but by Responsibilitycontext003 · 2024-04-26AI Is Moving Closer to People—and Reaching Too Far Into Their Lives at the Same Timecontext175 · 2026-10-04I Was at OpenAI DevDay 2026. Here's What OpenAI Is Turning ChatGPT Intobrief125 · 2026-06-24Who Will Stop AI if It Becomes Dangerous? Anthropic Has Proposed a Red Buttonbrief164 · 2026-09-13OpenAI Showed Astra and a Scandal Began. A Breakthrough or Other People's Ideas?brief106 · 2026-04-19Durov’s WhatsApp Dispute, a New ChatGPT Pro, and Layoffs Show That AI Has Become Part of Corporate Powerbrief105 · 2026-04-12AI Is Getting More Expensive, Access Is Narrowing, and Investment Is Rising: The Free Magic Is Endingbrief083 · 2025-11-09AI Agents Are Not Ready to Replace Work Yet—but They Are Already Changing Prices, GDP, and the Rules of Online Storesbrief082 · 2025-11-02A Trillion-Dollar OpenAI, a Social-Media Ban for Children, and a Home Robot: One Market Is Selling the Promise Before the Productbrief079 · 2025-10-12ChatGPT Is Becoming an Operating System: Apps and Agents Now Live Inside One Windowbrief054 · 2025-04-20Half a Trillion Dollars for AI Does Not Eliminate the Main Shortage—People Who Can Build a Productbrief053 · 2025-04-13Llama 4 Is Meta’s Weapon Not Because of Its Size, but Because It Can Be Built Into Anythingbrief043 · 2025-02-02DeepSeek Did Not Kill NVIDIA—It Made Powerful AI Cheaper and Expanded the Chip Marketbrief038 · 2024-12-29AI Learned to Reason—and Learned to Hide What Happens Inside More Effectively at the Same Timebrief032 · 2024-11-17AGI Is Promised for Tomorrow, but No One Has Explained What Is Supposed to Arrivebrief030 · 2024-11-03Claude Can Already Control a Computer, While Apple Intelligence Still Gets in the User's Waybrief
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