ELON musk KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

You know, sometimes when I'm working late at Tesla or SpaceX, looking at these rockets and cars, I wonder if anyone really understands what we're trying to achieve here. The critics keep saying it's impossible, but maybe being called crazy is the price of changing the world.

Look, the fundamental problem with current AI development is that we're operating on systems that weren't designed for this scale. It's like trying to run a quantum computer on Windows 95. We need to completely rebuild the architecture from ground up, it's just basic physics.

Look, building rockets is like trying to solve a thousand impossible puzzles while burning money. If you think it's going to be easy, you're wrong. Most people will fail, probably should fail. But if you're crazy enough to try anyway, that's how innovation happens.

Look, when we're developing these advanced AI systems, we need to be incredibly careful about the potential implications. I've been saying this repeatedly - we need a balance between innovation and safety. The technology is advancing exponentially, and we must get this right.

Hello Shawn

We need to become a multi-planetary species to preserve the light of consciousness. By applying first principles to rocket engineering, we can achieve full reusability. This is essentially the most important thing for the future of humanity, making life on Mars not just possible, but inevitable.

Look, the thing about Mars colonization is, it's going to be incredibly hard, probably the hardest thing humans have ever done. I mean, there's like a 30% chance the first missions fail, but we've got to become multi-planetary. It's kind of essential for humanity's future.

Like, the neural interface we're developing, it's basically going to be, I mean, way beyond what people think is possible. It's not just about connecting to computers, it's like, fundamentally changing how humans interface with technology. I think we'll see this working at scale, probably next year.