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Elon Musk’s offer to buy OpenAI for $97.4 billion, backed by a consortium of investors, could force OpenAI’s board of directors to reassess how it is valuing the nonprofit.

Sam Altman stated that he believes Musk’s offer is merely a tactic to slow OpenAI down. In response, he expressed willingness to buy X (Twitter) for $9.74 billion—a figure that some might find offensive to Musk, given X’s current valuation.

OpenAI is currently negotiating how much equity Microsoft should get in its for-profit company – satisfying all those parties was already complicated. The company must get approval for its conversion from attorneys general in California and Delaware – these officials will oversee the valuation of the nonprofit’s assets during a sale to ensure it is properly compensated.

Ashley St. Clair has just announced that she had a child with Elon Musk, about 5 months ago.

Ashley St. Clair claims to have secretly given birth to Elon Musk’s 13th child five months ago. Ashley lives in Manhattan, reportedly raises two children, including Elon Musk’s alleged baby, with the help of a nanny.

“Five months ago, I welcomed a new baby into the world. Elon Musk is the father,” she posted on X(formerly Twitter). “I have not previously disclosed this to protect our child’s privacy and safety, but in recent days it has become clear that tabloid media intends to do so, regardless of the harm it will cause.”

“I intend to allow our child to grow in a normal and safe environment. For that reason, I ask that the media honor our child’s privacy, and refrain from invasive reporting.”

Following her statement, Musk responded cryptically on his platform, X, by reacting with a crying laughing emoji to a fan’s comment suggesting that “make another baby” was just another “side quest.”

Daily Mail reports indicate that St. Clair moved to an upscale Manhattan apartment near City Hall about a year ago rent estimated between $12,000 and $15,000 per month.

Residents noted that St. Clair was among the first in the building to own a Tesla Cybertruck. “The Elon Musk thing doesn’t surprise me. She was definitely one of the first people in a pretty large, luxury building to get a Cybertruck,” one resident told Daily Mail.

To be honest we lost count of Musk’s kids, but the count is +12!

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is reportedly being led by Elon Musk and a team of highly skilled yet inexperienced 20-year-old autistic engineers, according to Wired. Under Musk’s leadership, these young programmers are radically disrupting the federal bureaucracy, allegedly forcing high-level General Services Administration (GSA) employees to justify their work by meticulously reviewing the code they’ve written.

Despite their limited professional backgrounds, these individuals have been granted A-suite level clearance, a designation typically reserved for top government officials and executives. In a striking example of their rapid ascent, one of these engineers is said to have only recently graduated high school. Their presence signals a dramatic shift in how government operations are being evaluated, with technical efficiency and software development taking precedence over tenure or experience in the agency.

Musk, known for his aggressive approach to efficiency and automation, has reportedly given these engineers broad authority to cut through bureaucratic inefficiencies, challenging long-standing norms within the government. The stark contrast between these young technocrats and long-serving bureaucrats has created an unprecedented dynamic. Imagine spending three decades navigating government procedures, building a career in federal administration, only to find yourself answering to—or even being dismissed by—a 17-year-old autistic coder wielding nothing but a laptop and technical expertise.

You might ask—how efficient is this team? In less than a week, Musk’s efficiency team successfully terminated 22 government leases, relocating agencies from underutilized “ghost buildings” into existing office space. The result? An impressive $44.6 million in taxpayer savings—up from just $1.6 million a few days prior. And the numbers continue to improve at a dramatic pace, with the total savings up to 1B!

Musk’s involvement has only added to the controversy surrounding DOGE, raising questions about the future of traditional public sector roles, the role of automation in government oversight, and whether this Silicon Valley-inspired approach can truly deliver on the promise of a leaner, more effective administration. Some see it as a much-needed shake-up, while others fear it could lead to chaos and instability in essential government functions.