Elon Musk Criticizes TIME for Misrepresenting His Goals on Cover Story

The Tesla CEO rejected TIME Magazine's depiction of his 'to-do list,' emphasizing his focus on making life multiplanetary.

TIME Magazine's December cover featured a 'to-do list' for Elon Musk, including items like 'Get Trump elected' and 'Fly to Mars,' which Musk said does not reflect his actual goals.
Musk clarified on social media that he had not been interviewed for the article and dismissed the list as inaccurate.
The billionaire stated his primary focus is on making life multiplanetary to extend the lifespan of human consciousness, with some listed items being part of that vision.
Musk played a significant role in Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, contributing over $100 million and providing substantial social media and field support.
President-elect Trump has appointed Musk to lead a new Department of Government Efficiency, aiming to reduce federal spending by $2 trillion and streamline bureaucracy.