Battle for Tesla on Facebook: the two biggest companies in the world, do not love each other blindly. There is no opportunity for the leadership of the two organizations to be hostile towards each other.
To make matters worse, Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, and Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, have engaged in a fierce competition for who will be among the three richest individuals in the world this year.
Dustin Moskovitz, co-founder of Facebook, took this conflict between the two companies to the next level, comparing Tesla to the next Enron. Additionally, he has spoken out against Tesla in the past.
According to Dustin Moskowitz, Tesla is the next Enron.
In fact, there have been reports that Tesla has been investigated for a possible breach of its full self-driving software, or Autopilot. As a result, Dustin Moskowitz was offered the opportunity to approach Tesla and Elon Musk again.
He did so on the example of Enron. When it came to the energy industry, Enron was seen as a massive corporation. However, in 2001, she filed for bankruptcy. The company concealed billions of dollars worth of debt.
In addition, the company concealed facts regarding the origin of its income during this period. Enron’s CEO was found guilty of fraud and conspiracy in 2006.
On social media, Elon Musk provided a fitting response.
According to a story published by Business Insider, Dustin Moskowitz said Tesla is misleading customers about the range of its vehicles and the software it uses for autonomous driving. Likely, these individuals will also have to be imprisoned themselves.
The photo that Elon Musk posted on X was his reaction to the attack that took place. He used the photo in this particular case to insult Dustin. Additionally, he commented in another thread that I shouldn’t have referred to Dustin Moskowitz as retarded.
He is arrogant and stupid. I wish him all the best and hope we can be friends in the future. There are a lot of posts on social media that are starting to get interesting and related to this fight.
Numerous Tesla cars have been involved in collisions.
As noted in the study, a significant number of individuals have filed lawsuits against Tesla for providing inaccurate range information.
These are mostly resolved. An article published by Bloomberg on Friday stated that the US auto safety regulator had extended the investigation currently underway against Tesla over its AutoPilot software. Twenty Tesla cars have recently been involved in accidents.