Elon Musk the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has an interesting way of looking at both the world and the universe. Just this Friday Musk shared his plan to use a SpaceX rocket to transport people to points around the world in just 30 minutes. Maybe what he says is crazy. But no matter what stance you take on Musk's ideas, it's worth hearing them out. Below are 14 of Musk's craziest views on everything from Mars to artificial intelligence.

Musk made those remarks when he was criticizing the media's coverage of Tesla Autopilot accidents. "One thing I should mention that is, frankly, it's been quite disturbing to me, is the degree of media coverage of Autopilot crashes. "And think carefully about this because if in writing some article that's negative you effectively dissuade people from using autonomous vehicles, you're killing people," Musk continued.

Everyone from Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos to Bill Gates is talking artificial intelligence at Code Conference 2016. When he's not building electric cars or helping to create the idea for a high-speed transit system, Elon Musk really wants citizens of Earth to go to Mars. During a wide-ranging interview at The Code Conference, the CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX discussed everything from life on Mars to the possibility that life is just an elaborate computer simulation. This wouldn't be the first time Musk has shared some wildly ambitious ideas and thoughts. Let's break down the three most interesting things Musk shared during his Code talk: Musk predicts the first humans will travel to Mars eight years from now, arriving on the red planet by 2025. Musk founded SpaceX in 2002, with a goal of "enabling people to live on other planets," according to a description on the space tech company's website.

When he's not building electric cars or helping to create the idea for a high-speed transit system, Elon Musk really wants citizens of Earth to go to Mars. During a wide-ranging interview at The Code Conference, the CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX discussed everything from life to Mars to the possibility that life is just an elaborate computer simulation. This wouldn't be the first time Musk has shared some wildly ambitious ideas and thoughts. Let's break down the three most interesting things Musk shared during his Code talk: Musk predicts the first humans will travel to Mars eight years from now, arriving on the red planet by 2025. Musk founded SpaceX in 2002, with a goal of "enabling people to live on other planets," according to a description on the space tech company's website. In April, SpaceX announced the first unmanned mission to Mars would launch in two years using the company's Falcon Heavy rocket.