Musk is the face behind numerous tech companies, including SpaceX, Tesla, Neuralink, The Boring Company and OpenAI. During an event at Stanford University in 2015, the entrepreneur was asked by DFJ General Partner Steve Jurvetson what he thought the year 2035 would look like. The 48-year-old entrepreneur did not disappoint.

A birds-eye view of three of SpaceX's glimmering Starship spacecraft shows that the vessels are slowly but surely coming together. In aerial footage taken by videographer John Winkopp, the Starship craft's shimmering stainless steel body can be seen taking ship at the company's facility in Cocoa, Florida. As reported by CNBC, the video also shows the first stainless steel bands of another Starship prototype, the Mark 4, being assembled. The progress gives credence to a claim from SpaceX CEO and Tesla founder, Elon Musk, who claimed that the next-generation craft will be ready for test flights between October and November. An FCC filing surfaced in September that revealed SpaceX requested permission to fly Starship more than 12 miles into orbit and then land the craft back down in the same spot.

Tech moguls Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg butted heads Tuesday over the ostensible threat that artificial intelligence, aka AI, poses on the human race. The Facebook CEO has been praised for his extensive and ever-growing knowledge of AI, but his SpaceX CEO rival considers his beliefs to be restrained. The SpaceX CEO believes that the world will meet its inevitable end because of AI, whereas Zuckerberg believes the use of AI is harmless. So who is on the right side of the AI argument? Truthfully, the answer is complicated.

Elon Musk says the microchip implant is the human race's best chance against emerging artificial intelligence. The SpaceX CEO foresees a future when AI becomes so advanced it will start to treat humans as house cats. Musk muses on the fear that has been bugging humans, ever since AI was created. Can robots take over the world? Also, how can humans prevent real-word scenarios similar to "Terminator" and "I, Robot"?