Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg say they are ready for a cage fight
Business rivalry apparently isn't enough for two of the tech industry's best billionaires. Now Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg say they want to make their decision in a cage fight.
The Twitter owner and CEO of Tesla ( TSLA ) and Musk recently said they are "getting ready for a cage fight" with the CEO of Meta and Zuckerberg. In an Instagram post on Wednesday, Zuckerberg posted a screenshot of Musk's tweet in response to a post with the caption: "Sent me the location".
Musk then responded to a tweet from tech news website Verge editor Alex Heath about the fight with "Vegas Octagon" — a reference to the Las Vegas arena that hosts the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
I have this great initiative.
CNN has reached out to Meta for comment. A company spokesperson told The Verge: "[Instagram] speaks for itself."
It's clear that Zuckerberg and Musk aren't on target.However, who will win the cage fight remains to be seen. Musk is physically bigger than Zuckerberg, but Metta Chief practices jiu-jitsu, a Brazilian martial art, and won gold and silver medals at a tournament in May.
Oddspedia, a sports betting platform, compiled odds from several different bookmakers, including Bovada, Bet Online and Ladbrokes, and concluded that Zuckerberg has an 83 percent chance of winning the fight.
Meanwhile, bookmaker Paddy Power is betting the match never takes place, but if it does, both men have an equal chance of winning.
"If this fight actually goes ahead, with a bit of luck, they'll both see each other out," a spokesman for the Irish company said in a statement.
They have history
Ranked first in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index - you've got to be bumped before that. In 2017, a very public reaction to the future of this artificial intelligence
Musk has repeatedly warned about AI's complacency, calling it an existential threat to the human race. Zuckerberg, on the other hand, is more optimistic about the theory.
During a Facebook Live broadcast at the time, he dismissed the "doomsday scenarios" as "quite irresponsible".
Musk responded shortly after, tweeting: "I've talked to Mark about this.
Musk overtook Zuckerberg for the top spot on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index in 2020, becoming the world's richest person instantly.
French luxury goods giant LVMH (LVMHF) chairman Bernard Arnault briefly ousted him from the top spot in December, before May regained the title. Zuckerberg now ten green no
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