Elon Musk and Mark Cuban are both billionaires and well-respected tech leaders with millions of fans, but their relationship seems to be cold. Cuban recently criticized Musk, but the Tesla CEO has not responded. Musk acquired Twitter for $44 billion last October with the aim of creating a platform for free speech, which made him popular among Republicans and conservatives who felt silenced on Twitter 1.0. However, some accounts were temporarily suspended, leaving critics to question Musk's definition of free speech.

Musk is known to attack progressive ideologies on his Twitter account, which brings criticism from those who believe he does not truly support free speech. Cuban called out Musk's behavior, saying that Musk bought Twitter to gain access to the data of the platform's users rather than to promote free speech. Cuban believes Musk may have an edge in artificial intelligence (AI) because he owns Twitter and can access more accurate user data than his competitors at Alphabet's Google, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft/OpenAI.

Cuban suggests that large language models (LLMs) need to evolve into knowledge models (LKMs) to progress in AI. He believes that AI models need significant data and intellectual property, which won't be free. This is why he sees Musk potentially starting his own AI platform, TruthGPT, which could use Twitter data to train or feed any open-source AI model and compete with the big three.

Elon Musk and Mark Cuban are both billionaires and well-respected tech leaders with millions of fans, but their relationship seems to be cold. Cuban recently criticized Musk, but the Tesla CEO has not responded. Musk acquired Twitter for $44 billion last October with the aim of creating a platform for free speech, which made him popular among Republicans and conservatives who felt silenced on Twitter 1.0. However, some accounts were temporarily suspended, leaving critics to question Musk's definition of free speech.
Musk is known to attack progressive ideologies on his Twitter account, which brings criticism from those who believe he does not truly support free speech. Cuban called out Musk's behavior, saying that Musk bought Twitter to gain access to the data of the platform's users rather than to promote free speech. Cuban believes Musk may have an edge in artificial intelligence (AI) because he owns Twitter and can access more accurate user data than his competitors at Alphabet's Google, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft/OpenAI.
Cuban suggests that large language models (LLMs) need to evolve into knowledge models (LKMs) to progress in AI. He believes that AI models need significant data and intellectual property, which won't be free. This is why he sees Musk potentially starting his own AI platform, TruthGPT, which could use Twitter data to train or feed any open-source AI model and compete with the big three.

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