Source: Geek Park
Author: Jing Yu

Silicon Valley's elite have always been famous for their love of fitness. Apple head Tim Cook, who meets after running at 4 o'clock, can only be considered a starter. There are not a few surfers and jiu jitsu like Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg.

Until now, Xiao Za has finally had a chance to practice his workout results. His target is Tesla founder Elon Musk.

Recently, when Musk tweeted that he wanted to have a “cage fight” with Zuckerberg, the latter quickly posted an image of Musk's tweet and responded with “send me the location” in black and bold. Musk then sent out an invitation — the Octagon Stadium in Las Vegas.

Family, who wouldn't want to watch two rich people with a net worth of over 300 billion dollars put down their phones and guns and have an unprotected fight in real life?

01. Musk led the war, and Xiao Za reacted positively

A slap in the face won't make a sound, but if anything funny happens in Silicon Valley, you know Musk must have taken the initiative.

Two weeks ago, the US tech media reported on a Twitter competitor being developed by Meta, a product with the internal code name “Project 92” (Project 92) — judging from the pictures, there is no doubt that “Project 92” is a pixel-level Twitter competitor.

As the emperor of Twitter, Musk stopped working. What did he do?

Leave a message on Renjia News Twitter: Zuck my (hold back, tongue me, no).

Uh-huh, it's true that only Iron Man of Silicon Valley can do such a coquettish response; it's useless to say that an account has been stolen.

On the other hand, looking at Meta's internal meeting, Chief Product Officer Chris Cox drew a lot of applause when he said, “Users need a Twitter managed by a normal person.” In the interview, Xiao Za also said, “I always thought Twitter should have 1 billion users.”

Isn't this the end of the bridge?

As a result, at the beginning of this article, a scene where the two sides made an agreement with each other appeared.

In fact, the conflict between the two came to an end 6 years ago.

02. “Continuing the previous relationship”

As early as 2017, Musk and Zuckerberg had a good fight over artificial intelligence.

As for the reason of the incident, everyone also knows that although Musk is a tech idol, he has a deep-seated fear of artificial intelligence and is an absolute “AI apocalyptic.”

On an afternoon six years ago, Mark Zuckerberg was suddenly asked about Musk's opinion on Musk's “AI Doomsday Theory” during a very random live broadcast in his backyard.

As an entrepreneur who has always actively invested in AI, Zuckerberg did not disappoint netizens. He said that he is very optimistic about the development of AI. He is very optimistic about this, and thinks that those advocating that AI will destroy humans are too negative. He doesn't understand it.To some extent, he thinks this statement is “extremely irresponsible.”

“In the next 5 to 10 years, AI will bring many welcome changes to our quality of life.” Zuckerberg said during the live broadcast.

As a result, American media students added cheers and vinegar to create news that Zuckerberg bombarded Musk.

Musk “graciously” commented below the relevant news: “I've had a conversation with Xiao Za. His understanding of AI is quite limited.”

Everyone also knows what happened later. Meta continued to bet on AI, but turned halfway into the “metaverse”; Musk invested in OpenAI to study brain-computer interfaces, and wanted humans to combine silicon-based “superhumans.”

As of now, neither of them has been able to fulfill their wishes.

However, I chose all the places for the dates I went out on, so there's no reason not to fight!

What's the next question?

03. Who is the winner of the “Battle of Mazar”?

Let's first take a look at the general situation from the basic data of the two players:

Musk:52 years old, height 187, weight... At least 82 kg, since being too busy may be overworked and obese, it may even reach the 100kg middleweight standard;

Zuckerberg:39 years old, 171 tall, 70 kg. Proficient in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, running, and surfing.

Judging from the data, Musk's style definitely has the upper hand. Otherwise, Lao Ma wouldn't have directly spoiled all of his fan tricks in his provocative tweets:

My buddy has a hand called a “walrus roll over”. How can I do that? That is, I lie directly on my opponent and don't do anything, so I can just lie down.

The walrus turned over and used this trick, which is probably like this:

No nonsense, this is Musk Red Stamp certified:

Looking at our contender Xiao Za the other way around, his height and weight do have some disadvantages. However, if you can't beat Xiao Za, you have an age advantage, and don't forget, they are “trainers” in Silicon Valley:

Moreover, Xiao Za apparently “self-discipline gave him freedom”. When he visited China, he carried running shoes. In terms of physical fitness, it may be enough for Lao Ma.

In short, everyone knows that Musk is loud, but ticket hopping happens from time to time; buddies like Xiao Za are serious, and it's not impossible for a guy like Xiao Za to go after the old Mayorca.

In fact, this game should still be fought. Whether they win or lose, at least both parties brought unimaginable traffic and brand effects to their products, and made netizens around the world happy. Dare you imagine what it would be like to get caught on the live stream that day?

So, billionaires, fight and fight, it's not a crime!

Wait! Let's just say, is there any possibility that AI is actually making a fool of themselves behind it?

Editor/jayden