Elon Musk at Italian Tech Week: "Nuclear is not negative"

The great guest of the second day of Italian Tech Week was undoubtedly Elon Musk, intervened at the renowned event to talk about various topics. From space to the future and new projects, the businessman has established a close dialogue with John Elkann. Let's go over the points touched by the well-known entrepreneur.

Elon Musk's speech at Italian Tech Week

We started from space. From the possibility of setting up a base on Mars and then exploring the rest of the solar system. And who knows, someday other galaxies and finally meet an alien civilization. Elon Musk's gaze, as we know, looks beyond both spatial and temporal level and then comes a comment on how to create new businesses: "You have to dedicate a lot of time to the company, follow its life cycle, but I don't recommend doing it if you don't know what you're doing".

In this regard, Musk then spoke of his Tesla, the dark times of the company, close to bankruptcy on at least six occasions. But every crisis has been overcome and now the entrepreneur, as always, looks to the future, but specifies that solar and wind energy will not be enough: "We have to go back to seeing nuclear energy as a good thing". In short, a good position of Musk towards one of the most discussed and controversial forms of energy.

Neuralink and research

The debate then moved on to another aspect of the search for Musk, the interface between man and computer through technology "Neuralink" “We have phones, computers, technology that uses artificial intelligence but in an inefficient way. Neuralink can help our relationship with technology, make it more immediate. Let's not forget the possibility of espread Neuralink's work to animals: we know very little about them, we know that they want food, water, go outside, cuddles. But maybe there is more, a secret life of dogs that we do not know, and that Neuralink will let us know ".

At the end of the debate with Elkann, some questions came from the audience for Elon Musk, who thus closed his speech by responding to the curiosity of the guests.

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