This article is interesting for surfacing the impulsive, non-strategic, and sucking-up communiques from those in Musk’s orbit: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2022/09/elon-...

Note that the above article has at least one outright lie and is overall misleading. Just go read the actual communications on page 85 of the report[1], it'll be quicker and less inaccurate than reading the article.

[1] https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/23108357/redacted-ver...

There is lots of articles out there. Try this one:

https://www.vox.com/recode/2022/10/1/23381257/elon-musk-text...

This... wasn't leaked, was it? It was released legitimately, as I understand it.

From your link:

>"Within days of the announcement that the Twitter board had accepted Musk’s $44 billion offer, Benioff, who is currently worth more than $6 billion, sent Musk a cryptic text about his own vision for the platform, writing on April 27, “Happy to talk about it if this is interesting: Twitter conversational OS—the townsquare for your digital life.”

Wow. This is like something right out of an episode of Mike Judge's "Silicon Valley." These people might be extremely wealthy but jeez they are basically buffoons. I'm guessing Beinoff only shares his "A" material with Musk and he obviously felt that "Twitter conversational OS" was worth sharing. You couldn't get any more Gavin Belson than either "conversational OS" or "the townsquare for your digital life.”

Many thanks.