Elon Musk announced Monday that he is creating his own artificial intelligence tool, TruthGPT, which will, in his words, seek to "show as much truth as possible" and compete with other unregulated programs.

Musk said in an interview with the American "Fox News" channel, "I will launch the Truth-GBT tool for artificial intelligence, which will seek to bring out the greatest amount of truth and try to understand the nature of the universe."

And the head of “Twitter”, “Tesla”, “SpaceX” and “Noralink” considered that this platform represents the “best way” to ensure the safety of humans, because “an artificial intelligence tool that aims to understand the universe should not defeat humans because we are an important part of the universe.” ".

He explained that his tool would act somewhat like humans eager to "protect the habitat" of chimpanzees, while having the power to "hunt and kill these animals".

And specialized media had reported a few weeks ago that Musk is investing in the field of artificial intelligence, specifically by establishing in March a new company specializing in this field called "X.AI" and it is based in Nevada.

An article published by the "Financial Times" newspaper stated that the new company aims to compete with the emerging "Open AI" company that designed the "Chat GBT" chatbot based on generative artificial intelligence that interacts with humans and can produce all kinds of texts on demand.

The success of this program since its launch at the end of last November has led technology companies to race to provide this technology with advanced capabilities.

Musk co-founded OpenAI in 2015, before leaving the company in 2018.

The billionaire confirmed Monday that artificial intelligence technology is "capable of destroying civilization," calling for the regulation of this sector.

At the end of last March, Musk and hundreds of academics, heads of companies, and personalities signed a petition calling for a six-month cessation of research aimed at finding artificial intelligence techniques that are stronger than ChatGBT.

The Financial Times reported that the businessman had recently hired Igor Babushkin and Manuel Croas, who both worked for DeepMind, an artificial intelligence company affiliated with Alphabet, the company that owns Google.