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Elon Musk is right. AI doubters should sell
Tesla’s first wave of growth is under severe pressure from competition and politics. But the chief executive says none of that matters.
There was a moment on Tesla’s June quarter earnings call on Tuesday night (Wednesday AEST) that should get everyone thinking about where the artificial intelligence revolution might end up.
The company’s ever-optimistic founder, Elon Musk, was quoting an estimate from controversial fund manager Cathie Wood, who suggests that Tesla’s robotaxi business – where Tesla will have millions of autonomous vehicles running around the world at our beck and call – could eventually be worth $US5 trillion ($7.5 trillion).
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