SpaceX chief Elon Musk has made a remarkable admission—or, one might say, a prediction—that is bound to leave you astonished. Specifically, while commenting on a post, Elon Musk wrote that his competitor would win the AI ​​race in the U.S., while China would win the AI ​​race on Earth, and his own company would emerge victorious in space.

Elon Musk was responding to a post by Bindu Reddy, CEO of Abacus.AI and a former Google employee. Reddy had expressed disappointment regarding the Gemini 3.0 model, noting that it failed to live up to her expectations, thereby forcing her to continue relying on the Gemini 2.5 model. She also urged Sundar Pichai's tech company to conduct large-scale parallel experiments to train its AI models to pull ahead in the AI ​​race.

**Musk Responds to the Post**
In her post, Reddy wrote: "Gemini 3.0 didn't work properly, and most of us are still stuck on 2.5. Sometimes I just don't understand: what is stopping Google from dropping all the 'side hustles' and training 100 models across 100 teams simultaneously?" Responding to this very post, Musk stated: "Google will win the AI ​​race in the West; China will win on Earth; and SpaceX will win in space."

Notably, Musk also recently admitted that xAI—the company behind the Grok AI model—is currently lagging behind its competitors, though he asserted that the company would catch up to its rivals by the end of this year. Musk claimed: "xAI will pull ahead this year, and then, within three years, it will be so far ahead of everyone else that you’ll need a James Webb Telescope just to see who’s in second place."

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