Running out of yes men.
The Financial Times has a good rundown of the extensive executive churn across Elon Musk’s companies in recent months, from Tesla’s robotics team to xAI’s CFO. Musk’s “24/7 campaign-style work ethos” is apparently a little difficult to keep up with. [Link: Elon Musk hit by exodus of senior staff over burnout and politics | https://www.ft.com/content/21ec5a5f-0e9a-49b9-b64d-9ebc88e70aa7 | ft.com]
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