No, Elon Musk Is Not Offering Any Investment Opportunities In His Companies: That's A Scam

Scammers are getting advanced in the age of AI and making the scams look so professional that a generic audience can even differentiate between the two. Now, have you seen videos of Elon Musk asking the public

to invest in one of his innovative ventures like Neuralink, SpaceX, or even Grok, and have you though of taking the risk and investing in the same? If your answer is yes, then you have already been scammed because these videos are entirely fake. Elon Musk is a tycoon for sure, and he has a net worth of 500 billion dollars, which is more than amazing. But, he has no website that asks to invest and then make you rich. These things have been doing the rounds of the internet through Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook, where you could have thought that Elon Musk himself is announcing an investment opportunity where you are supposed to send him money via Bitcoin ATM for investment in one of his companies, and then your money will, ofcourse increase in value with the soaring price of shares. As simple as that, Musk has no website that offers you shares in either of his companies. The videos circulating on the internet are completely AI-generated, so that one can easily believe that's Musk.

What's The Impact Of This Scam?

As scary as it may sound, a lot of people have lost a decent amount of money by getting trapped in this scam. Some of the users also claimed that scammers pretended to be Elon Musk on platforms like Telegram, Signal, Instagram, and Facebook, and asked them to invest in one of his companies. According to a report published by Gizmodo, a woman from Washington lost $63,000 because she thought the other person was Elon Musk. Similarly, a man from North Carolina lost around half a million dollars in a similar kind of scam.Also Read: Forget GTA 6, Elon Musk's xAI Game Studio Set To Bring Its Own Game In 2026, Here's All We Know So Far And all this is because now AI can generate more realistic videos with perfect voice cloning for anyone. As of now, there are hundreds of fake Elon Musk videos and a dozen sites that are scamming people in the name of the Tesla CEO. What's best is that the users should be a little more aware on the internet and should not pour in their money before thorough research.