Musk Says AI and Robots Are Key to Solving U.S. Debt Issues
Musk stated that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) reform experiment failed, proving that the fiscal deficit problem cannot be solved from within the government. He pointed out that the only way to address the U.S. national debt issue is to rely on artificial intelligence and robots, emphasizing that mere austerity is not enough. He acknowledged that the DOGE reform did not meet expectations, while also mentioning that a future government might attempt to solve this issue again using enhanced artificial intelligence. Musk believes that there is no willingness to cut spending among the president, the House of Representatives, the Senate, or the judiciary. He also expressed that he has been too involved in his company and should spend more time behind the scenes, focusing on artificial intelligence.
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