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On October 28, 2025, OpenAI said recapitalization was complete. The Foundation's page puts its stake at 26 percent, about $130 billion. The same day's Microsoft post prints about $135 billion and roughly 27 percent. The May 5 post was a plan.
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OpenAI's November 17 post names Mira Murati interim CEO and says the board lost confidence in Sam Altman. The Verge reports Emmett Shear and a Microsoft offer on November 20. OpenAI's November 29 note says Altman had returned, with a three-person initial board.
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Mr. Musk posted on March 28, 2025, that xAI had acquired X. SpaceX said on February 2, 2026, that it had acquired xAI. The June 2026 prospectus states those effective dates and an 82.4 percent voting stake. Tesla's October 19 proxy is a separate 19.8 percent.
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The announcing post describes Grok-1 and a 33 billion parameter Grok-0. The open-release post says Apache 2.0, 314 billion parameters, and a pretraining run that concluded in October 2023. The company timeline dates that release to March 17, 2024. Later model posts carry their own dates where the article prints one.
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At the November 2, 2023 summit and at VivaTech on May 23, 2024, Mr. Musk described universal high income as what a benign AI scenario would bring. On April 17, 2026, he posted that federal checks are the way to do it. The October 19 reply is a correction of someone else's wording.
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Business Insider's October 19, 2026 report quotes an X Takeover remark about reinforcement-learning traces. The event page places that gathering on October 10. The experts in the story do not treat the image as proof that Grok suffers.
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On October 4, 2026, Mr. Musk said SpaceXAI would become SpaceXSI and gave no date. On October 19, @spacexai was not found and @SpaceXSI displayed as SpaceX Super Intelligence. A company blog post of the change was not retrieved.
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SpaceXSI's October 12, 2026 post introduces one plan with a shared Grok usage pool. Existing SuperGrok, Cursor, and X Premium subscribers can keep their plans or switch. Prices below are the ones printed on that page.
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CEO posts about Grok Bot speed, shopping, a card screenshot, phone reservations, and a SpaceX reimbursement line. User anecdotes stay user anecdotes. None of this is a benchmark or a security review.
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SpaceX's Starmind page publishes satellite dimensions and power. Launch dates, a million-satellite FCC request, and 'volume production next year' are targets and claims.
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Axios published Musk's interview with Walter Isaacson on Oct. 17, 2026, before the episode. A Kaleidoscope release on Oct. 20 says the series debuted that day. The quotations below are still Mike Allen's. The audio was not opened.
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Official xAI channels and site — primary for Grok and compute announcements.
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Source-backed map of Musk's role in OpenAI's origin, ChatGPT's rise, the nonprofit-to-platform shift, and the later legal dispute.
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Source-backed tracker for Musk v. Altman (N.D. Cal.) — parties, docket anchors, allegations vs findings, OpenAI response.
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Source-backed map of xAI, Grok product claims, model race positioning, Colossus dependency, and brand/entity notes.
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Source-backed tracker for Colossus, GPU/power claims, and the AI infrastructure race around xAI and partner capacity.
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The Anthropic compute deal shows how Musk-linked infrastructure can affect the broader AI market, including Claude.
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Independent AI analysis channel useful for frontier-model context around Grok and OpenAI — directory listing, not endorsement.
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Long-form interview host — directory listing, not endorsement.
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OpenAI, ChatGPT, xAI, Grok, Colossus, Claude, compute, lawsuits, safety, and the fight over the future of AI.