Elon Musk

Any last words?

Well, I think generally, I think my last words would be I would encourage everyone to be optimistic and excited about the future.

And generally, I think for quality of life, it is actually better to err on the side of being an optimist and wrong rather than a pessimist and right.

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This is Bloomberg Tech, and that was Elon Musk, the world's richest man, CEO of Tesla, CEO of SpaceX, alongside BlackRock CEO, Larry Fink there in Davos, and Caroline.

A lot of this is Elon Musk's talking book, things we've heard before.

And I was trying to discern, like, what's new and what's news?

We sent the headline on the Bloomberg terminal that Tesla could be selling Optimus to the public, their humanoid robot, at the end of next year.

That seemed to move the shares for Tesla.

What else caught your ear?

Because there was a lot.

And of course, then, the favorite talk of most CEOs at the moment, if you're in the world of AI, is,

putting AI data centers in space and what that means in terms of solar energy.

There was a lot talked about in terms of energy.

Did that take your interest?

Because really that seems to be the bottleneck of choice at the moment.

Yeah, you know, Tesla has an energy division, right?

And so it was obvious that he would kind of talk that part up.