Elon Musk said Ryanair "will lose customers to airlines that do have internet" after CEO Michael O'Leary said he wasn't interested in Starlink.

Citing data from Downdetector.com, the news agency reports that nearly 78,000 users are unable to access X in the United States, nearly 18,000 in the UK, more than 8,000 in Canada and over 6,000 in Australia.

The move could give owners more flexibility to try the technology by lowering upfront costs in a shift to its business model.

OpenAI published a blog post on Friday that said Elon Musk never treated the AI startup as an independent nonprofit.

Online users shared several images allegedly confirming photographers captured the tech billionaire and actor spending time together.

Last week, thousands of pages of evidence from the case were unsealed, including partial 2025 depositions of most of the key players involved, including Sam Altman, Ilya Sutskever, Greg Brockman, Mira Murati, and Satya Nadella, along with ex-board members Helen Toner and Tasha McCauley — both of whom played key roles in the 2023 firing of Altman.

Elon Musk said retirement savings will be "irrelevant" in 20 years if he's right about an abundant future. Experts see challenges to that vision.

Elon Musk on Friday called Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary an "utter idiot" who should be fired, escalating a public spat that began after the airline boss ruled out installing Musk's Starlink internet service on Ryanair aircraft.