TL;DRLive on stage at Giga Texas in front of about 2,000 owners, Elon recounts Tesla's near-death moments in 2008 and 2018 (including the Model 3 tent line), then turns to Starship reaching orbit and the next goal of reflying both booster and ship. He also covers why AI and space now sit together at SpaceX, AI safety and abundance, chipmaking iteration speed, why Optimus's hand and touch sensors are so hard, and Cybercab.
Panel with Jensen Huang (Nvidia) & Tom Brown (Anthropic) · via Right Side Broadcasting Network
TL;DRA panel with Nvidia's Jensen Huang and Anthropic co-founder Tom Brown on how America keeps winning in AI. Elon's answer centres on scaling energy and chip production; he also discusses the economic impact of data centers on local communities, Starship's first trip to orbit deploying Starlink V3 satellites, and what superintelligence could do for ordinary Americans.
TL;DRRecorded at Tesla's global engineering headquarters, Elon talks with China Media Group about China's manufacturing strength and Giga Shanghai, the Cybercab, how fast Grok and AI are improving, and Chinese AI models. He also covers AI safety, a future with many humanoid robots, US–China cooperation in space, Neuralink, and advice for young people in the AI era.
TL;DRElon and SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell join the All-In hosts. Shotwell tells the story of joining SpaceX as an early employee; together they discuss Starship and full reusability, Starlink and direct-to-cell, competition and government relations, and the case for data centers in space. Elon also talks AI risks and peer review of models, Terafab and a possible Tesla–SpaceX merger.
TL;DRA long, often combative sit-down with The Economist's editor-in-chief at his Texas Gigafactory. It covers how fast AI will overtake human intelligence, jobs and his idea of universal high income, taxes, control of his companies, Mars and Starlink's geopolitical power, then DOGE (he says he got a little too involved in politics), USAID, and a long dispute over his posts about Britain and Europe.
Samson International Smart Mobility Summit, Tel Aviv (Israel Ministry of Transport)
TL;DRA short remote appearance at the Tel Aviv mobility summit. Elon says the path to cars driving an order of magnitude safer than humans is very clear, and talks about Optimus and his other most exciting projects. Asked what future he wants, he describes amazing abundance and great medical care for all, and muses that people may prefer a world with some conflict over total peace imposed by suppression.
TL;DROn stage with Peter Diamandis after the SpaceX–xAI merger, Elon talks about AI data centers in space, how far along recursive self-improvement is (he says it is happening but not yet fully automated), and why most future intelligence will be powered by the sun. He gives an Optimus timeline, discusses robots building robots, and talks universal high income, money losing value, and whether institutions can keep up.
TL;DRA nearly three-hour conversation with Dwarkesh Patel and Stripe's John Collison. Elon argues electricity is the binding constraint on AI and that space-based data centers will win on cost, walking through power plants, turbine and solar supply, tariffs and cooling. They also cover Starship launch cadence, manufacturing humanoid robots in America, and xAI's plans.
TL;DRBlackRock's Larry Fink interviews Elon at Davos on AI, robotics, energy and space, and whether the gains can be broad rather than narrow. Elon predicts more robots than people, says aging is likely a solvable problem, argues solar could power the US but tariffs hold it back, calls self-driving essentially solved, and says AI may be smarter than any human by the end of the year.
TL;DRHis first big interview of 2026: about three hours with Peter Diamandis and Dave Blundin. They discuss the AGI timeline, China's lead in AI compute, why he expects universal high income alongside a bumpy transition and social unrest, energy as the future currency, and humanoid robots.
