Why Elon Musk thinks he isn’t 'influential' enough as Tesla CEO
Why Elon Musk thinks he isn’t 'influential' enough as Tesla CEO
Elon Musk expresses dissatisfaction with his voting control over Tesla and desires more influence as the company grows in AI and robotics. He explains that he wants around 25% voting control to remain influential and prevent takeovers by dubious interests. Musk also mentions awaiting a verdict in his Delaware compensation case, emphasizing the importance of voting influence in his perspective.
Elon Musk expresses dissatisfaction with his voting control over Tesla and desires more influence as the company grows in AI and robotics. He explains that he wants around 25% voting control to remain influential and prevent takeovers by dubious interests. Musk also mentions awaiting a verdict in his Delaware compensation case, emphasizing the importance of voting influence in his perspective.
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Elon Musk expresses dissatisfaction with his voting control over Tesla and desires more influence as the company grows in AI and robotics. He explains that he wants around 25% voting control to remain influential and prevent takeovers by dubious interests. Musk also mentions awaiting a verdict in his Delaware compensation case, emphasizing the importance of voting influence in his perspective. 
