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"Utterly False": Musk Denies WSJ Report On SpaceX Handset-Like AI Device

"Utterly False": Musk Denies WSJ Report On SpaceX Handset-Like AI Device Musk Blasts WSJ's Reporting Elon Musk has called The Wall Street Journal’s story about a new SpaceX smartphone-like device "utterly false." "There is no SpaceX handset-like AI device, as claimed in the article. Shame on WSJ for publishing fake news just for clicks," the X account DogeDesigner wrote. BREAKING: Elon Musk has called the Wall Street Journal’s report “utterly false.” There is no SpaceX handset-like AI device as claimed in the article. Shame on WSJ for publishing fake news just for clicks. pic.twitter.com/EbBxw51W4Z — DogeDesigner...
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