[wplist title=”Musk’s promise to ‘look into’ an alleged deepfake of a top scientist could rewrite the rules of tech responsibility.” link=”https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2057738976799166922″ img=”https://www.elonmuskfeed.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/musk.jpg” price=”May 22, 2026″ oprice=”❤️ 202 Likes” btn=”View on X” ]@dvorahfr Hmm, will look into it[/wplist]
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Elon Musk’s offhand tweet ‘Hmm, will look into it’ in response to a claim about a deepfake video of a leading AI researcher is far from casual. It signals a potential shift in how high-profile tech figures handle misinformation, especially as deepfakes become more sophisticated. This comes amid growing regulatory scrutiny of AI-generated content and its impact on stock markets, particularly for stocks like C3.ai and Palantir that rely on data integrity. For Tesla and SpaceX, which use AI in autonomous driving and satellite communications, even a hint of Musk engaging with deepfake detection could boost investor confidence. Meanwhile, the crypto community is watching closely, as similar audio/video fakes have been used to manipulate Dogecoin and Bitcoin prices. If Musk follows through, it could set a precedent for corporate responsibility in the AI age, potentially affecting valuations in tech and crypto sectors.
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