Musk Denies Rumors of xAI Seeking $200 Billion in Funding: Claims Are Untrue, xAI Is Well-Funded and Not Seeking Financing at This Time
According to Jinse Finance, in the early hours of the 12th, there were reports that Musk's xAI was seeking a valuation as high as $200 billion in its next round of financing. In response, Musk stated, "These rumors are not true. xAI is not currently seeking financing; we have sufficient funds."
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