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Musk and Zuckerberg's Feud Continues at Closed-Door Senate AI Meeting

  • Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg were seated far apart at a closed-door Senate AI meeting.

  • The tech moguls have been feuding since 2016 after a SpaceX explosion destroyed Facebook's satellite.

  • Their relationship worsened when Zuckerberg launched Threads, seen as a rival to Musk's X (Twitter).

  • This year, the men considered settling their feud through a cage match, though no plans were finalized.

  • Musk said the Senate meeting was a "very civilized discussion" between "some of the smartest people in the world."

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