Elon Musk's Late-Night Email to Twitter Employees Signals an End to Remote Work

03/29/23 • 7 min

In today's episode, we'll be discussing Musk's recent late-night email to Twitter employees, signaling a major shift in the company's remote work policy. As the world grapples with the future of work, Musk's stance against remote work has sparked debate and unrest among Twitter staff.

Join us as we explore the contents of Musk's memo, his past experiences with remote work policies at Tesla and SpaceX, and the potential implications of this decision for Twitter and its employees. We'll also discuss the broader debate around remote work and how this move by Musk may impact the ongoing conversation about the future of work in a post-pandemic world. Stay tuned for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion on the "Elon Musk Podcast."

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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Mishap - FAR Behind SpaceX

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Blue Origin recently experienced an anomaly during its NS-23 uncrewed sub-orbital spaceflight mission of the New Shepard rocket, which launched on September 12, 2022. The flight was carrying the capsule RSS H.G. Wells and the propulsion module Tail 3, and involved thirty-six payloads, including eighteen funded by NASA's Flight Opportunities program.

During the flight, the booster failed during max q, triggering the Crew Capsule escape system. This system functioned as designed and brought the capsule and its payloads to a safe landing at Launch Site One with no damage. The Propulsion Module, on the other hand, commanded a shutdown of the BE-3PM engine and followed an unpowered trajectory to impact within the defined flight safety analysis prediction, resulting in no danger to human life or property.

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The Latest on Mozilla.ai and Twitter's Source Code Leak

In this episode, we’ll be discussing two major stories that have emerged in recent weeks: the creation of Mozilla.ai, a new startup focused on building a trustworthy and independent open-source AI ecosystem, and the leaking of Twitter’s source code, which has raised concerns about the security and privacy of the platform.

First up, we’ll explore Mozilla.ai's vision for a more responsible and ethical approach to AI development. We’ll examine the challenges facing the AI industry and discuss how companies like Mozilla.ai are working to build a better future for AI. Then, we’ll dive into the latest developments surrounding the leak of Twitter’s source code and explore the potential implications of this leak for the future of Twitter and social media as a whole.

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