"AI will overwhelm traditional media with real-time movies, podcasts, and games," Elon Musk said on People by WTF.

In a recent episode of "People by WTF," Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, tells Nikhil Kamath, the co-founder of Zerodha, that while live events will become more valuable owing to their scarcity, AI will rule movies and video games. The program, which debuted on Sunday, also delves into the future of human experience and media.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk discussed his ideas on the future of media, artificial intelligence, and real human encounters in a nearly two-hour podcast on Nikhil Kamath's YouTube channel, People by WTF. "Elon Musk: A Different Conversation w/ Nikhil Kamath," a WTF podcast that debuted on Sunday, covered a wide range of subjects, including work and consciousness, family, money, and the changing entertainment business.

Elon Musk thinks AI can revolutionize podcasts, video games, and motion pictures.

Elon Musk believes AI will revolutionize podcasts, video games, and films. He said that television, films, and podcasts would become "overwhelmingly AI-generated" when questioned about the future of content. He pointed out that AI will have a big impact on video games and real-time video production. Additionally, Musk highlighted the remarkable capabilities of AI tools created by his business, xAI, and others, claiming that AI can accurately mimic human experiences, particularly those of people who are highly nuanced or damaged.

The importance of firsthand encounters
Live events are seeing a comeback, according to Nikhil Kamath, who noted that audiences appear to be more drawn to genuine human interaction. Musk concurred, speculating that live events will become a rare and highly prized item when digital media becomes widely available and practically free.

Live events could become a premium investment due to scarcity.
Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, said that the premium for live events might increase and that it is a solid investment opportunity. Due to their scarcity, he pointed out, live events will be more valuable than digital content, making them a promising area for expansion and investment in the entertainment sector.

Notably, Musk disclosed on the podcast that Shivon Zilis, his partner and director of operations and special projects at Neuralink, is "half-Indian."

Nikhil Kamath, the host, was taken aback by the revelation, but Musk had more to reveal. In honor of the renowned Indian astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, he revealed that one of his children with Zilis had the middle name "Sekhar."

Musk told Kamath on People by WTF, "One of my sons with her, his middle name is Sekhar, after Chandrasekhar."