Elon Musk is the richest man in the world. But based on his post on X, billionaires are never automatically found in humanity. And after one profiler revealed that weekend, Musk now seems to be proving that he is a real person with a real interest.
It all started early Saturday morning when, at 3:20 central time, Musk shared a video with his followers on X. “Grok Think fast: he smiles and says ‘I’ll always love you‘” Musk wrote, sharing a video showing the AI.
Grok Think fast:
He smiles and says “I will always love you” pic.twitter.com/cjdu3mudcz
– Elon Musk (@ElonMusk) November 8, 2025
The video is eerie, to say the least. It starts with a woman generated by AI giving a touching speech before smiling in a way that is not possible except for other times people do it without using their eyes. Smiling without your eyes is a good sign of an illegal smile. The audio is not very well matched to the video, as you can see above.
But whatever Musk’s technical limitations, the real story here is that the world’s richest man seems to be struggling with a lack of human animation. Musk’s desire for love and friendship is understandable, if that is the case. That’s what we all want in our lives. It is only human. However, it’s easy to see why that might be difficult for Musk, especially when it comes to a romantic partner, given his attitude towards women and their role in society.
Back in July, Musk pushed the idea that women were “anti-white” because they were physically weak. He has described empathy as a weakness, and is accused of contributing to the deaths of an estimated 600,000 people for his role in destroying USAID while he was in New York, according to the New Yorker.
Muski is cut off from humanity and invested with his wealth, but he also seems to suffer a rightful exile from the world of his creation’s claims. The CEO bought Twitter in late 2022 and immediately began changing the platform’s algorithm to make sure he saw more praise from his followers. He allowed anyone for $ 8 to buy “moderate blue verification” and tweets in the way that twitter (now X) works to make sure that those responses are at the top of all posts. Effectively, musk did it until people were willing to pay him money and the people who responded became more visible.
Billionaire’s Ai Ezama, through Grok and his Xai Company, seems to be serving that purpose of creating a one-man wonderland. Musk told Joe Rogan during a recent podcast that he correctly predicted everything you eat will eventually be produced. And it suggests that that is the land he wants to live in.
“A lot of what people consume in five or six years, maybe sooner than that, will just be AI-generated content. So music, videos…” Musk told Rogan.
The podcaster responded that he liked the music made by Ayi, seeming to confirm theISk theIS ka’s music among the most affluent, 50-something men.
Musk imagines this version of the future is what people really want fake content that targets your desires – because you are more restricted from humanity.
When he told Joe Rogan: “Most people eat for five or six years, maybe sooner than that, it’s just going to be AI-generated content. So music, videos …”
[image or embed]— Matt Novak (@PaleOFuture.bsky.Social) November 8, 2025 at 8:27 AM
It was against this background that Joyce Carol Oates entered the conversation on Saturday. Oates, an 87-year-old writer, took a scathing look at Musk’s social media habits.
“It is curious that this rich man never sent anything to show that he was pleased or able to accomplish the discovery;
“In fact, it seems completely uneducated, the poorest people. The poorest people on Twitter can have access to the most beauty and meaning in life, ‘says the richest person in the world.
The truth. Musk spends his days at X whining about passers-by, hanging out with the right fanatics, and renaissance quotes highlight his genius. Musk’s own Tweets focus on his soft spots, but it’s his retweets that really provide some insight into how cut off he is from humanity. Scroll through his feed at any given point, and the retewhees aren’t like stories he finds interesting or stories he wants to raise for non-selfish reasons. It’s probably all about musk, his companies, and his products.
Oates apparently got under Musk’s skin. He posted a series of angry tweets, saying his tweet was “obviously false“Calling him an ‘angry liar,'” and writing things like,Oates is a liar and enjoys being on purpose. Not a good person. “
Musk then made an effort to show that he was interested in things like movies. And it was sad to watch. Billineire started responding to random tweets from the X account @cinoSthetic, posted about films. “A person on fire is beautiful! ” Musk wrote in response to a tweet about the 2003 movie. “Great movie,” Musk wrote in response to another Tweet about the 2014 movie On the edge of tomorrow.
“The fifth thing has good style,” replied another Musk. It should be noted that the video he was responding to opened with the shooting of Gary Oldman’s character in the 1997 film, which happens to be musk curcut musk was playing sports in 2021. It was a smart thing to do after booking with oites.
Bluesky users are mocking Musk in an attempt to appear like a normal human being, as that left-leaning user base tends to do.
Appropriately, musk posts books and movies at some point. He recommends people to listen The Iliad on audiobook at least half a dozen times in recent years. But it seems that there is often confusion about the many sources you will talk about, including things like The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams.
“I took it from the book “We need to find the limit of consciousness to be able to ask questions about the answer, which is universal,” Musk was quoted as saying in Walter Isaacson’s biography.
The New Yorker was surprised by Musk’s 2023 sign, even asking if he was actually reading the book. This magazine explained that based on a misunderstanding of the message of the book, which is actually the claim of Imporism, not the value of seeing how far you can go.
But that’s less embarrassing than Musk’s thoughts on the 1982 film Fi-Fi Blade Runner. The CEO was explaining his new Tesla cybertruck and why it was the future: “It’s an armored personnel carrier from the future – what a Bladerunner can drive. ” There is no character named Bladerunner in the film Blade Runner.
Elon Musk may be the richest man in the world, but money can’t buy the power to care for other people. And it can not give you cultural information to find the title of the nerd King – something he wishes to achieve with his dark tweets.
Musk gave birth to an artificial world where he can make robot girlfriends say their love, without the awkwardness of attending to the needs or desires of a person himself. Some X users even made fun of his desire to make his own AI girlfriends in the past, which even some of his biggest fans saw as strange. He puts guardrails on X so that most of the messages he sees every day are respectable, something few people on the platform seem to see. But once in a while, such a person as a sleeper will be completely surrounded by him. And I just don’t know how to handle it.
Without the ability to prove himself, the musks seem destined to repeat this cycle of shame for the rest of their lives. While TESLA shareholders voted last week to give him a package of almost $ 1 trillion that will not be paid over the next ten years, there are days when it seems that Elon Musk is the poorest man in the country.
