Is Musk cutting leeks again? The $9.3 billion gamble in the AI circle hides a capital frenzy!!
The new AI project led by Musk just swallowed $9.3 billion in financing, and the company's valuation soared to $80 billion—does that number scare you? If you ask me, this is not tech financing; it's clearly a grand gamble by capital giants hunting for the future.
Think about it, OpenAI hasn't even touched the handle of profitability, and Musk has already started a new venture with xAI. With the left hand painting a big pie of "understanding the truth of the universe," the right hand dares to let investors throw real money in. What's even more magical is that the financing list includes the Saudi royal fund and top American venture capital, making it a real-life version of "fools with lots of money, come quickly."
The calculations in the capital market are loud and clear. Right now, the global AI arms race is heating up, and NVIDIA chips are selling out, so if you don't cling tightly to Musk's thigh, will you wait for others to clean up? But here's the problem: xAI doesn't even have a decent product, relying only on a few slides and Musk's celebrity halo, is it really worth an $80 billion valuation? This bubble is more absurd than cryptocurrency.
The most ironic thing is that while Musk shouts "AI threatens humanity," he is frantically cutting leeks. From Tesla to SpaceX, which project hasn't been propped up by storytelling to sustain a hundred billion valuation? Now even Twitter has changed its surname to X, and the name xAI sounds like Musk is playing a "let's find the next buyer" game in the capital circle.
But that said, this operation is indeed clever. When all the VCs are lamenting missing out on ChatGPT, Musk directly serves up a full banquet of "general artificial intelligence." As for whether it can be realized? Who cares, just drive up the valuation first, and by the time retail investors take over, he will have cashed out long ago. This wave is a tailored "IQ tax" package for global wealthy individuals by top hunters on Wall Street.
Instead of following the hype of AI concepts, it's better to pay more attention to the actual progress of technology landing. After all, historical experience tells us: when Musk starts frequently tweeting about a project, the days of his high-position cashing out are not far away. The conclusion of this capital frenzy is likely to prove that old saying—no matter how good the leek's growth is, it can't withstand the sickle's diligent swing.
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