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Trump had claimed the A. I. announcement as an early trophy, taking credits for companies resolving to spend up to $500 billion on structure knowledge centers.
By Theodore Schleifer and Cecilia Kang
Reports from Washington
Elon Musk casts doubt on President Trump’s first primary tech investment announcement, handing over the administration he now serves.
On Tuesday, Trump announced a joint venture between Openai, SoftBank, and Oracle to create at least $100 billion in PC data to force synthetic intelligence, some of which is already underway.
But in two previous late-night messages on X, Mr. Musk said the company, dubbed Stargate, didn’t have the investment to meet promised investment levels.
“They don’t have the money,” Musk wrote in reaction to an Operai article about the announcement. “SoftBank has less than $10 billion.
The firing of Mr. Musk, one of Mr. Musk’s closest advisers. Official to consult an initiative deceived to the president.
Mr. Trump claimed A. I. ‘s announcement as an early trophy, receiving credits for resolution from companies to spend up to $500 billion on structure knowledge centers, which are massive buildings complete with servers that supply computing power. to the progression of A. I. , and to make the United States a global generation leader, surpassing China.
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