Musk Denies Racism, Cites Partner's Indian Heritage

Elon Musk had an interview with The Economist's editor-in-chief, Zanny Minton Beddoes.

He denied being racist, saying his partner is half-Indian and he has children with her.

He also mentioned that his companies have diverse workforces.

However, critics say he supports far-right parties and has made racist posts.

Musk supports secure borders and safe cities, but critics say this is anti-immigrant.

They also talked about AI, with Musk saying it has risks but could bring abundance.

Musk named one of his sons after an Indian physicist, which he used to show he's not racist.