The Purpose of Space X is to Build a Habitat on Mars, Elon Says Rocket Built for This.

The video discusses future leadership challenges and the vision of making humanity a multi-planetary species, focusing on Mars and the role of AI.
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Leaders discuss the complexities ahead as cadets prepare to lead soldiers in the military.
A lot of these are the leaders who will face our nation's most complex and difficult challenges going forward. We have our cadets who will serve as army officers leading hundreds and eventually thousands of soldiers through this complexity that we talk about.
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Elon Musk expresses his vision for a multi-planet civilization and the role of AI in fostering humanity, emphasizing the importance of establishing a self-sustaining city on Mars.
And if you have both of those things, I think it will foster, it will naturally foster humanity because it'll want to see how humanity develops humanity is more interesting than not humanity. You know, I like Mars. I'm a big fan of Mars, obviously. And I think we should become a multi-planet civilization. That's very important. The purpose of SpaceX is to make life multi-planetary. That's the reason I created the company, and that's the reason that we have the Starship development in South Texas. That rocket is part far too big for just satellites. It's intended to establish life on Mars, not just send astronauts there briefly, but to build a city on Mars. And that's ultimately self-sustaining. So getting back to AI, if you've got a truth-seeking AI that is maximally curious, my neural net, my biological neural net, says that that's going to be the safest outcome. Because like I said, while I like Mars, Mars is not as interesting as Earth because there's no human civilization there. Or thought of another way, if you want to render Mars, rendering Mars is pretty easy. It's basically red rocks on Earth, kind of like some parts of Arizona. There's not a lot of people. It's easy to render to Mars, but rendering human civilization, much harder, much more complex, much more interesting. And so I think a curious, truth-seeking AI would foster humanity and want to see where it goes.