Elon Musk's dag txawj ntse pib, xAI, tab tom tab tom ua kev coj noj coj ua tob. Thaum ntxov lub hlis no, cuaj ntawm lub tuam txhab 11 co-founders twb tau tawm mus, thiab tam sim no ob tug seem kuj tau ncaim mus, cim tag nrho kev sib nrauj ntawm thawj founding pab pawg.
Raws li Business Insider, Manuel Kroiss, uas coj lub tuam txhab pretraining pab pawg, hais rau cov neeg nyob ib puag ncig nws ntawm nws qhov kev txiav txim siab tawm lub lim tiam no, thaum Ross Nordeen, piav raws li Musk's “tus neeg teb xov tooj sab xis,” raug cai sab laug rau hnub Friday. Ob qho tib si tau tshaj tawm ncaj qha rau Musk thiab yog cov neeg tseem ceeb hauv xAI cov thev naus laus zis thiab kev ua haujlwm.
Cov kev tawm mus no tuaj raws li Musk tab tom rov ua dua tshiab xAI. Nws tsis ntev los no tau hais rau pej xeem tias xAI “tsis tau tsim kom raug thawj zaug” Thiab yog tam sim no “raug tsim kho dua tshiab los ntawm hauv av.” This suggests the company is undergoing comprehensive adjustments, from organizational structure to technical direction.
Amid the leadership changes, xAI’s capital structure and corporate alignment are also shifting significantly. The company was recently acquired by Musk’s SpaceX, bringing SpaceX, xAI, and the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) under a single corporate umbrella. SpaceX is reportedly planning to go public, and this integration is seen as a key step in Musk’s broader capital market strategy.
Nordeen’s departure carries particular significance. He joined xAI from Tesla and was previously involved in planning the major layoffs at Twitter after Musk acquired the company in 2022. Tam sim no, the executive who once helped Musk wield the axe has become the last of xAI’s founding members to leave.
As of now, neither Musk nor xAI has publicly responded to the departure of the entire founding team. With xAI entering its “rebuilding” theem, observers will continue to closely watch the company’s future technological direction, product development, and its evolving role within Musk’s business empire.