Elon Musk and I have interacted twenty two times on X:
- on the scale of AI’s token generation compared to all of humanity (Nov 9, 2025)
- on Bytedance revenue surpassing Meta (Aug 28, 2025)
- on OpenAI GPT-5’s misleading SWE-Bench score (Aug 8, 2025)
- on tiny hierarchical reasoning models outperforming LLMs on some domains (Aug 3, 2025)
- on the remarkable capabilities of Grok 4 (Jul 10, 2025)
- on the OpenAI lawsuit with IYO (Jun 23, 2025)
- on the 3 Japanese companies holding together all of modern digital infra (June 1, 2025)
- on junior developers not being able to code with AI (Feb 17, 2025)
- on Indian-Americans’ contribution to US taxes (Dec 28, 2024)
- on H-1Bs not replacing American workers (Dec 26, 2024)
- on my technical breakdown of Starlink (Dec 24, 2024)
- on all the AI lab partnering with each other (Dec 7, 2024)
- on the unfair closing down of Asian schools in SF in Garry Tan’s post (Dec 5, 2024)
- twice on software engineers that work <5hrs/week (yup and 😂💯) (Nov 21, 2024)
- on OpenAI’s 5 competitors (Oct 4, 2024)
- on high-skilled US immigration when I was on Sriram’s podcast (Apr 8, 2024)
- on Facebook trading data with Netflix (Apr 2, 2024)
- on Starlink not being “from Earth” (Feb 26, 2024)
- clarifying his British heritage (Jan 3, 2024)
- about the failure of the Metaverse (Apr 9, 2023)
- on Tesla opening up superchargers to everyone (Nov 13, 2022)
I’ve been a fan of Elon Musk ever since the early days of Tesla. If you find him controversial, there’s a fantastic long form piece called Elon Musk is not understood that you ought to read. No, I do not agree with everything he says. I’ve read his biographies and a good friend even featured in one. I do find it endearing when one of the most accomplished men in the world and my idols takes a few seconds to reply to something I wrote.
On the scale of AI’s token generation compared to all of humanity
On OpenAI GPT-5’s misleading SWE-Bench score
On tiny hierarchical reasoning models outperforming LLMs on some domains
On the OpenAI lawsuit with IYO
On the 3 Japanese companies holding together all of modern digital infra
On junior developers not being able to code with AI
On Indian-Americans’ contribution to US taxes
On H-1Bs not replacing American workers
On my technical breakdown of Starlink
On all the AI labs partnering with each other
On the unfair closing down of Asian schools in SF
On software engineers that work <5hrs/week I
On software engineers that work <5hrs/week II
On OpenAI’s 5 competitors
On high-skilled immigration
On Facebook trading data with Netflix
On Starlink not being “from Earth”
On clarifying his British heritage
On Tesla opening up superchargers to everyone
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