owner Twitter, Ilon MuskHe announced this on Wednesday By the end of 2023, “someone else” can take over the reins of the social network which under his leadership went through “roller coasters”, between controversies and technical problems.

“I can imagine Probably the end of this year will be a good time to find someone else to run the company– he said during a video conference at a forum in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

“I have to stabilize the organizationMake sure it is in a healthy state and the roadmap is clearly defined,” he added. According to him, Twitter should be in a “steady state by the end of this year”.

Musk’s leadership, which paid $44,000 million to the social network in October 2022. It caused a lot of controversy among users. “It’s been a rollercoaster,” he admitted this Wednesday.

Similarly, in a speech in Dubai, He talked about artificial intelligence, “Something that worries us a lot.” He noted that the ChatGPT system “showed people how advanced artificial intelligence is.”

In late December, the South African billionaire first announced that he was stepping down as head of the network and was looking for “someone pretty crazy” to take over.

Since Musk’s arrival, Twitter has seen massive layoffs, the return of banned accounts to the platform and the suspension of journalists critical of the mogul.

Racist tweets or hate messages have proliferated, sparking concern among Internet regulators and driving away big advertisers, Twitter’s main source of revenue.

Musk, one of the world’s richest businessmen, was also He was criticized for neglecting his other businesses, particularly the car company Tesla, whose shares have plunged since taking control of Twitter. And it has a long history of futuristic promises left in the air.

Last week, thousands of Twitter users reported problems using the platform after the social network allowed paid users to post tweets of up to 4,000 characters.

This is reported by the American technical media Musk asked Twitter employees to stop working on new features to focus on solving problems..

Despite the difficulties, the head of Twitter called for increased communication. “As a communication forum, it’s great. And I would encourage more communication… speaking in an authentic voice.”

“Sometimes people have someone else manage their Twitter or something like that. People should make their own tweets… I think this is the way to do it.”

(according to AFP and EFE)

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