The newspaper article stated that xAI would receive a portion of the revenue from Tesla’s FSD technology. However, Musk quickly denied the claims, saying via social media site X that the report was “not true.” He emphasized that Tesla had benefited from its conversations with xAI engineers but that there was no need for a licensing agreement.
xAI, which Musk founded last year to compete with OpenAI, has been involved in several artificial intelligence initiatives, including the integration of Tesla data centers and chatbot Grok.
Source: Ferra
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