Musk’s xAI’s chatbot Grok is already exactly as chaotic as you might expect.
The fake news video that Musk shared last week alters a recent campaign video Harris released, one that makes it sound like the presidential candidate said things she didn’t.
Several months following his endorsement of an antisemitic conspiracy theory, the CEO of X (formerly Twitter) visited the location of the Nazi death camp and then reflected on his own “Jewish roots”.
Obviously, the CEO of Twitter is not coping with the growing enthusiasm around Zuck’s new social media rival Threads, and is now taking it out on the Meta man by aiming, once again, below the belt.
It was once Elon Musk versus Jeff Bezos in the billionaires’ space race, but now it’s Elon versus Mark Zuckerberg in a new social media scuffle.
There is no shortage of strain between Elon Musk and his father, Errol.
Elon Musk is not funny, he’s childish. Don’t @ me.
A babygirl doesn’t choose the babygirl lifestyle. It chooses them.
Elon Musk has entered a new arena with Mark Zuckerberg since his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter.
Elon Musk threw a total tantrum last week after he realised that some of his tweets weren’t getting enough views.
New Twitter merch will probably be available soon. As for the old stuff, the boss doesn’t appear to be a fan.
Someone brought the perils of stock modelling to social media’s attention by sharing a photograph that she modelled for being used in an unflattering article.
The advert for Balenciaga’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection, which debuted this fall at Paris Fashion Week, featured kids holding bears that looked ready for a BDSM party.
Musk and now former Twitter employees have publicly battled on the platform, and it’s also alleged that he has sacked multiple employees for privately criticising him.
Rassie’s antics on Twitter can be enjoyable but with the Boks losing for a second week running on our European tour, the thinly-veiled whining and whinging is starting to get embarrassing.
In years to come, they will write business studies about the first few weeks and months of Elon Musk’s Twitter acquisition.
Depending largely on your political leaning, you may think Elon Musk buying Twitter is a reason to celebrate or a reason to exit the social media giant altogether.
Some of Musk’s plans for the social media giant have stirred up fresh controversies, including charging for the famous ‘blue tick’.
Elon Musk completed his long-awaited purchase of Twitter last week, which came with the customary meme-sharing and an open letter to advertisers.
Women are ditching Tinder and Bumble in preference of meeting men through the social media platform.
Not to be deterred, South Africans took to Twitter to share memes and jokes and take the piss out of how our government is handling things.
I guess you have to allow Musk to crack dad jokes given that he seems determined to singlehandedly ensure that population growth remains constant.
We made it through the 10-day mourning period following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, capped off by a funeral beamed into homes around the world.
Earlier this year, a panel of experts from the US National Academies recommended a mission to the ice giant.
The fact that Meghan Markle called the residence she stayed in a “housing unit” seems to have rubbed a lot of South Africans the wrong way.
After he flogged nearly eight million Tesla shares worth $6,9 billion before the very real possibility of being forced to purchase Twitter, Musk cryptically mentioned a desire to launch his own site.
Taylor Swift has been dubbed the “biggest celebrity CO2 polluter” by sustainable digital marketing agency Yard. Naturally, social media users have jokes.
A Twitter account that tracks the ridiculously short journeys of the rich and famous has called out the likes of Kylie Jenner for contributing to the climate crisis.
England is notorious for its cloudy, cold weather, so when the country is made to endure the hottest day ever (in excess of 40 degrees Celsius), weird things are bound to happen.
The product description starts with “Go for convenience” which is basically Woolies-speak for “you’re paying over the odds”, to be fair.