Bill Gates says Elon Musk may make Twitter 'worse' — but that people should never underestimate him
"He actually could make it worse," Gates. "That's not his track record. I mean his track record with Tesla and SpaceX is pretty mind blowing at putting together a great team of engineers and taking the people who work in those fields in a less bold way and really showing them up. I kind of doubt that will happen this time, but we should have an open mind and never underestimate Elon."Musk's roughly $44 billion buyout offer.
"If all you need is money and hiring great engineers, he's probably as good a person as any," Gates said. Though the Microsoft founder expressed concern over how Musk may address misinformation on the social media platform, especially considering his emphasis on promoting"free speech." Last week,"How does he feel about something that says vaccines can kill people or that Bill Gates is tracking people?" Gates said.
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