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Twitter head Elon Musk is continuing to shift the social media company’s business plans since taking over, and he recently shared some of his thoughts on the platform.
Musk spoke with Mario Nawfal, Marc Andreessen, Ian Miles Cheong, and others in a recent conversation shared on the Elon Alerts YouTube channel.
A supercut of the conversation was shared to the channel, during which Musk talks about topics ranging from Twitter ads and Twitter Spaces to FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried — who is commonly referred to by his initials, SBF.
Musk also talked about SBF likely spending some time in prison after recently stepping down as the CEO of the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX, saying that it’s important for people to get in trouble for high-profile financial crimes.
Among the many topics covered during the conversation, Musk pointed out the desire to make Twitter more searchable, including allowing Spaces to become more accessible.
During the talk, Musk was also asked about his “free speech strategy” at Twitter and his recent conversations with some of Twitter’s largest advertisers.
Musk also added that he recommended some of the company’s large advertisers shift to basing their ads on what’s on Twitter, rather than what’s in traditional media sources.
You can listen to the 25-minute supercut of the Twitter Spaces discussion with Musk below:
