Elon Musk warns Bill Gates A gainst shorting Tesla Stock

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In a recent statement, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla,  

cautioned Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates against shorting Tesla stock. Musk believes that Tesla's future success in the AI and robotics industry will render any attempts to bet against the company futile. He envisions Tesla becoming a $30 trillion company, pivoting from electric vehicle sales to a focus on robo-taxis and humanoid robots. Musk's warning to Gates comes as Tesla prepares for a significant transformation, which Musk is confident will make the company a dominant player in the AI and robotics sector.


Note that I've rephrased the article to remove sensational language and tone down the confrontational aspect, instead focusing on the key points and facts.

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