Elon Musk has had a wild week. Now he wants to start an AI company.

Washington Post - Technology News 

Days before his SpaceX Starship blew up after takeoff and he removed the blue check marks from Twitter users, he appeared in a prerecorded interview on Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight." As if he didn't have his hands full enough with SpaceX, Twitter and Tesla -- which disappointed investors with its results this week, causing the stock to fall around 10 percent Thursday -- Musk talked about his plans for "TruthGPT," an AI product he plans to deploy to compete with Microsoft and Google.